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We are seeking an Intelligence Analyst to join our Geopolitical and Country Risk (GCR) practice. The role is based in Kyiv, Ukraine, and the successful candidate will work closely with Control Risks’ local security experts. This role is centred on intelligence analysis of security and political developments in Ukraine. The successful candidate will play a critical role in identifying, analysing, and reporting on threats and security incidents across our areas of operations in Ukraine, as well as providing more strategic analysis on the trajectory of the war and domestic political issues in Ukraine. You will be responsible for collecting and interpreting intelligence from a variety of sources, delivering actionable insights to support the security posture of both our clients’ and Control Risks’ operations in Ukraine, supporting incident response efforts and more long-term decision-making, for example on investments in Ukraine. An understanding of the inner workings of the current administration, including the interplay with the military, is desirable. The analyst will have a regional focus on Ukraine, with particular emphasis on war-related threats, but will also work closely with fellow GCR Europe team members on regional security and political developments and trends. Role tasks and responsibilities Assess tactical intelligence sources for immediate relevance and impact to our clients and our own operations. Monitor and analyse threat intelligence feeds and open-source intelligence (OSINT) to proactively identify emerging threats and assess their relevance to the organisation’s operational environment. Produce detailed intelligence reports, threat assessments, and stakeholder briefings. Correlate threats to client assets and prioritise based on criticality and potential impact. Maintain situational awareness of the domestic and regional threat landscape, including adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). Support scenario planning on geopolitical dynamics, security issues and domestic Ukrainian politics. Monitoring the operational environment, with a focus on Ukraine’s efforts to decentralise the energy sector, and the labour market. Undertake research for bespoke projects and manage independently medium-sized project; for complex, non-templated projects play a central role in delivering such projects under the direction of more senior consultants and analysts, and develop solutions to complex and complicated client questions Scoping and writing proposals for work on the region, or specialist political risk consulting requests more generally Requirements Demonstratable experience in a relevant intelligence role Bachelor’s degree in history, Political Science, International Relations, Intelligence Analysis, Criminal Justice, Regional Studies, or a related discipline; master’s degree strongly preferred. English is the working language. Fluency in Ukrainian and Russian is essential. Proven background in open-source intelligence (OSINT), geopolitical/security analysis, or law enforcement/military intelligence. Solid understanding of Russian military capabilities, tactics and associated threats, ranging from hybrid warfare to long-range air strikes; familiarity with Russian doctrine and strategic thinking strongly preferred Good understanding of Ukrainian politics and Ukraine’s political economy, as well as strong familiarity with Ukrainian government institutions at national and regional level, including how authorities take decisions Proficiency in producing clear, concise, and tailored intelligence products such as alerts, forecasts, and briefings. Strong analytical and investigative skills, with the ability to synthesise complex data into actionable intelligence. Access to a network of local trusted sources and being able to source and verify information that might not be readily available in public domain; experience in handling and assessing information from human sou