Geopolitical Analyst Job

The candidate will provide direct support to MCIA to provide situational awareness and all-source production and analysis for numerous AORs. Candidate will conduct research, create intelligence reports, create assessments, and conduct intelligence briefings on request. Collect, analyze, interpret, evaluate, and integrate complex data from multiple sources to assess relevance and significance of developments in his/her assigned subject matter and geographic area. Attend and participate in conferences and other events as directed. Support management of information, presentation of information, and production of graphics, as well as monitoring multiple intelligence systems. Support future capabilities and technologies efforts. Identify intelligence gaps and recommend requirements to fill. Maintain contact with counterparts in other organizations.

we have an opportunity for two Intelligence Analysts, to join the Intelligence and Insights team and provide high level intelligence and reporting capability to the Regulatory Services division and its stakeholders. The people we are looking for will have strong communication, intelligence, and critical thinking skills along with the ability to tell a story with data. Ideally, the individuals will be data literate and capable of preparing analytic, operational, tactical, and strategic reports as well as briefs and information packs. If this sounds like you and you are looking to develop your skill even further, in a rewarding and dynamic environment, then we would like to hear from you.

Maintain knowledge of global current events to ensure developments are appropriately covered. Brief clients, internal stakeholders and/or leadership on global events as required. Proactively notify clients and internal stakeholders when necessary.
Contribute information to various products, including active monitoring services, daily Global News Watch newsletter, customized reports and security-related notifications.
Ensure country risk ratings documents and website references reflect accurate threat and risk levels for region of responsibility; collaborate with co-analysts to review and determine appropriate ratings and notify leadership of developments/trends that may warrant rating revisions.
Develop regional expertise to provide an accurate and in-depth understanding of present and future threats, including potential hotspots that may pose a security risk to clients.
Maintain strong open-source research abilities and continuously refine sources and intelligence-gathering methods.
Provide excellent service when dealing with clients and internal stakeholders.
Support journey management or crisis operations as necessary, including briefing internal/external parties on developing situations, maintaining contact with security vendors and arranging operational services when needed.
Meet deadlines and maintain consistency with scheduled updates for various products and services; proactively seek out new information to include in products.
Interact with account managers, assistance centers, leadership, medical teams and/or other internal stakeholders to ensure product integrity and education.
Oversee division projects as directed by supervisors, especially projects related to report content/website management, etc. This includes overseeing the creation of tracking documents and ensuring deadlines are met among the analytical team.

Paid Holidays, Vacations, and Sick Leave, Flex Time, Regular Employee Outings

ASPI’s North America Program, known as ASPI DC, is based in Washington, DC. The office operates as an integral part of ASPI in Canberra. As such, the production model mirrors ASPI’s which has been successfully developed over twenty years, being built on empirically grounded original research, a capacity for policy innovation, and an ability to provide insights into real-world policy challenges. ASPI DC operates under the ASPI Charter and governance framework, adopting in-country compliance practices where applicable.