Senior Intelligence Analyst – National Security

What You'll Do7

• Score AI-produced intelligence assessments and national security scenarios for accuracy, realism, and analytical rigor.
• Check intelligence reports, threat assessments, and strategic analyses for factual soundness and logical consistency.
• Flag unsupported conclusions, missing evidence, internal contradictions, and analytical bias in AI-generated content.
• Test the credibility of cited sources and judge how well the AI communicates uncertainty in its findings.
• Write structured feedback that helps improve AI-generated intelligence products and decision-making exercises.
• Refine scenario-based materials so they mirror actual intelligence and national security challenges.
• Compare AI outputs against established analytical tradecraft and agency procedures.

Requirements6

• Current or prior professional experience inside a civilian intelligence agency, with a focus on intelligence analysis, threat assessment, or national security.
• Deep knowledge of at least one specialty: strategic intelligence, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, geopolitical analysis, or national security threats.
• A track record of producing or reviewing intelligence assessments, analytical reports, or briefings for government decision-makers.
• Familiarity with intelligence analysis methodologies, source evaluation, analytical tradecraft, and relevant agency procedures.
• Strong critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills, plus clear written communication.
• Ability to assess complex information and present findings in an objective, unbiased manner.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate has worked inside a civilian intelligence agency and can spot analytical gaps in AI-generated national security content. You should bring hands-on experience with threat assessment, source evaluation, and structured analytical techniques. If you have written or reviewed intelligence briefings for government officials, this role fits your background.

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