About the role
As a Security Specialist, Information & Analysis, you will undertake collection and processing of information & analysis on Europe, West and Central Africa and Maghreb & Sahel to provide timely security assessments and advice to International SOS’ clients and internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities
Responsibilities of the Security Specialist: Collect and process security information through all-source research, processing and analysis ensuring up to date, relevant and reflective of the current situation. Alerting clients and internal stakeholders of relevant high-impact, time-sensitive security events. Collaborate extensively with the Content Services professional community of researchers, multimedia specialists and editors to deliver a shared vision of audience-centric and multimedia digital production. Report and escalate security or disruption issues affecting clients in line with reporting guidance and thresholds. Conduct research into specific security-related questions in order to maintain operational planning and readiness. Deliver safety and security training and workshops as well as engaging in client-specific security intelligence consultancy tasks as required. About you
As a Security Specialist Information & Analysis you will need: Proven experience in security intelligence / related field: academic studies, military, government, NGO, or journalism. Experience handling geo-political analysis. International work experience is an advantage. Ability to critically analyse multiple streams of information under time pressure. Degree or relevant professional training in a field related to security, risk management, international politics or international relations. Fluent written and verbal English and the ability to explain complex situations to non-expert audiences. Advanced professional proficiency in French, Spanish, Italian, German or another language preferred. Benefits
Security Specialists will receive: Structured career development track, with opportunities for progression and advancement. A day’s leave for your birthday. Private health care, dental cover, pension scheme, life insurance, paid volunteering day. Some travel may be required, sometimes at short notice. Access to our Employee Assistance & Employee Support Programme and Chiswick Business Park Enjoy Work events.
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As a Security Specialist, Information & Analysis, you will undertake collection and processing of information & analysis on Europe, West and Central Africa and Maghreb & Sahel to provide timely security assessments and advice to International SOS’ clients and internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities
Responsibilities of the Security Specialist: Collect and process security information through all-source research, processing and analysis ensuring up to date, relevant and reflective of the current situation. Alerting clients and internal stakeholders of relevant high-impact, time-sensitive security events. Collaborate extensively with the Content Services professional community of researchers, multimedia specialists and editors to deliver a shared vision of audience-centric and multimedia digital production. Report and escalate security or disruption issues affecting clients in line with reporting guidance and thresholds. Conduct research into specific security-related questions in order to maintain operational planning and readiness. Deliver safety and security training and workshops as well as engaging in client-specific security intelligence consultancy tasks as required. About you
As a Security Specialist Information & Analysis you will need: Proven experience in security intelligence / related field: academic studies, military, government, NGO, or journalism. Experience handling geo-political analysis. International work experience is an advantage. Ability to critically analyse multiple streams of information under time pressure. Degree or relevant professional training in a field related to security, risk management, international politics or international relations. Fluent written and verbal English and the ability to explain complex situations to non-expert audiences. Advanced professional proficiency in French, Spanish, Italian, German or another language preferred. Benefits
Security Specialists will receive: Structured career development track, with opportunities for progression and advancement. A day’s leave for your birthday. Private health care, dental cover, pension scheme, life insurance, paid volunteering day. Some travel may be required, sometimes at short notice. Access to our Employee Assistance & Employee Support Programme and Chiswick Business Park Enjoy Work events.
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