Risk Intelligence Analyst (Day Shift)

Role Overview:

The Risk Intelligence Analyst plays a vital role in identifying, assessing, and responding to emerging threats and critical incidents that may impact the safety and security of personnel, assets, and operations. This position requires a high level of situational awareness, analytical expertise, and the ability to make swift, sound decisions—particularly in high-pressure, time-sensitive scenarios.

Areas of risk oversight include geopolitical and reputational threats, terrorism, civil unrest, criminal activity, political and economic instability, fraud, and emerging societal trends. Analysts are expected to manage dynamic situations independently and provide accurate, high-quality intelligence updates for senior leadership and operational teams across the globe.

Key Responsibilities:

• Monitor global events and conduct open-source intelligence gathering to detect and evaluate potential threats to people, property, or reputation.

• Act as a central point of coordination for incident response and crisis management, ensuring timely and effective communication with internal stakeholders.

• Lead initial decision-making and response coordination in critical situations, including during overnight shifts or without direct supervision.

• Deploy and manage physical security resources to high-risk environments, such as law enforcement liaisons, private security personnel, or mobile security units.

• Triage and respond to alarms and incidents, such as burglaries or other threats, ensuring appropriate escalation and support.

• Monitor global travel risks, issue pre-trip advisories, and provide real-time support and resources to travelers facing threats abroad.

• Create, refine, and distribute situational awareness communications and after-action reports related to major incidents or emerging trends.

• Support enterprise-wide initiatives such as phishing awareness, fraud detection, or missed deposit investigations as part of broader threat awareness campaigns.

Core Functional Areas:

• Crisis and Emergency Communications

• Threat Intelligence and Response Coordination

• Predictive Risk Analysis and Reporting

• Security Personnel Deployment Management

• Global Traveler Safety Support

• Social Media and Communications Channel Monitoring

• Severe Weather Tracking and Operational Impact Assessment

• Intelligence Technology Platform Enhancement

Maintaining a Safe and Secure Environment:

• Draft and edit concise and informative safety communications tailored to various audiences, ensuring messaging reflects company values and priorities.

• Execute established crisis response protocols, synthesizing information from technology platforms, field reports, and media outlets to support informed decision-making.

• Collaborate across corporate and field departments to facilitate cohesive response strategies and ensure protocol adherence during major events.

• Hold internal stakeholders accountable for timely updates and adherence to established procedures during crisis scenarios.

Team Development and Collaboration:

• Cultivate strong working relationships with field and corporate partners, leveraging those connections to enhance the relevance and accuracy of intelligence products.

• Gather feedback and continuously improve the clarity, timeliness, and impact of internal safety communications.

• Contribute strategic insights and historical trend analysis to inform senior leadership decisions and risk mitigation strategies.

Other Responsibilities:

• Complete ad hoc projects, specialized research, and cross-functional assignments as needed.

• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry best practices, technologies, and threat landscapes.

Core Competencies:

• People: Effective collaboration and relationship building across functions.

• Self: Accountability, initiative, and the ability to work independently.

• Leading: Influencing others through thoughtful communication and analytical insight.