Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Provide high level security system analysis including proactive policy evaluation and tuning.
• Lead the research and resolution of complex and/or escalations issues, including technical troubleshooting calls with Customer/other Verizon teams.
• Manage complex changes and vendor interaction.
• Creation of security documentation, including policies, procedures, training documents playbooks and operations manuals.
• Liaise with Verizon and customer’s senior management and other Verizon teams on service improvement initiatives.
• Provide mentorship and team lead functions, including supervision of staff, escalation management, and performance appraisal contributions.

Public Sector Threat Hunter

• Support the Enterprise Fraud Risk Management Program (EFRMP) by identifying, assessing, and mitigating fraud risks across the organization.
• Combine fraud risk management, investigative analysis, open-source intelligence (OSINT), cybersecurity collaboration, and enterprise reporting to help protect organizational assets, financial integrity, and mission-critical operations.
• Conduct research and analytical assessments to identify emerging fraud trends, schemes, and operational risks.
• Utilize Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), commercial intelligence sources, public records, and internal data to support fraud investigations.
• Analyze internal and external fraud indicators to identify patterns, anomalies, and potential control weaknesses.
• Produce analytical reports and recommendations supporting fraud prevention and risk reduction initiatives.
• Collaborate with cybersecurity teams to identify fraud activities with cyber-related indicators or technical components.
• Provide analytical support throughout fraud investigations involving suspected internal or external fraud.

Fraud Risk & Intelligence Analyst

• Monitor, triage, investigate, and resolve security events and incidents within established client service-level agreements.
• Perform advanced analysis across SIEM, EDR, IDS/IPS, firewall, DNS, identity, cloud, operating system, application, and database telemetry.
• Lead or support incidents through the full incident response lifecycle, including preparation, identification, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, and post-incident improvement.
• Correlate network, endpoint, identity, and log evidence to determine attack scope, impact, root cause, and recommended remediation.
• Recognize common attack techniques and provide practical containment and remediation guidance appropriate to the affected environment.
• Serve as the first escalation point for junior analysts, providing a second review of investigations, validating conclusions, and coaching analysts through complex decisions.
• Advise on alert tuning, detection quality, false-positive reduction, rule logic, thresholds, suppression criteria, and documentation improvements with the Detection Engineering Team.
• Communicate directly and professionally with clients by telephone, email, and meetings, clearly explaining security findings, risk, business impact, response options, and next steps.
• Escalate high-severity or high-impact incidents according to process and exercise sound judgment when available data is incomplete.
• Create and improve investigation notes, client-facing incident communications, detection logic, procedures, and knowledge-base content.
• Remain current on threat actor behavior, vulnerabilities, exploits, defensive techniques, and relevant changes in the threat landscape.
• Participate in a rotating on-call schedule of two weeks on call followed by four weeks off. Employees receive an additional 10% compensation during scheduled on-call periods.
• Serve as a voice of authority during the SOC Manager’s absence.

Senior Cyber Threat Analyst

• Create and write analytic intelligence reports regarding acquired public datasets
• Help evaluate new tools and datasets for integration into proprietary workflows or technology
• Craft finished analytical products incorporating text and graphics to convey complex concepts to senior executives and other decision-makers
• Identify, infiltrate, and monitor online communities of interest that are selling public data
• Develop new data-driven methodologies and efficiencies to enable core Pandion workflows
• Lead or support complex digital investigations
• Demonstrate adaptability and flexibility in real-time to meet shifting client or organizational demands

Senior Intelligence Analyst

• Continuously monitor competitor, product, underwriting, pricing, distribution, technology, and market signals to identify meaningful shifts, risks, and opportunities.
• Translate raw intelligence into concise executive-ready outputs using the Insight → Implication → Action framework.
• Build and maintain the core CI toolkit over time, beginning with a market watch summary, competitor moves log, source library, and focused competitor profiles, then expanding into scorecards, battlecards, dashboards, and quarterly executive reviews as the function matures.
• Prioritize CI work based on decision impact, repeatability, and feasibility, ensuring the function produces fewer, sharper outputs rather than broad reporting that cannot be sustained.
• Conduct ad hoc deep dives on competitor moves, new entrants, partner opportunities, pricing changes, underwriting shifts, and distribution dynamics.
• Analyze where the company is winning or losing in the market and help identify the underlying drivers behind performance gaps.
• Partner with Product, Underwriting, Distribution, Marketing, Sales, and other cross-functional teams to validate findings and convert insights into action.
• Support quarterly executive competitive reviews, monthly market summaries, and rapid-response briefs for time-sensitive competitive developments.
• Build and maintain the SharePoint-based CI intelligence hub, including competitor profiles, source library, market watch archive, decision briefs, and competitor moves log.
• Use AI-enabled tools and workflow automation to accelerate signal gathering, summarize recurring sources, classify competitive moves, and improve consistency of outputs while maintaining human judgment and source validation.

Competitive Intelligence Analyst

• Monitor system logs, respond to incidents, and preserve forensic evidence; escalate issues with appropriate severity and action items.
• Serve as a Incident Handler / Commander during incidents.
• Guide analysts through investigations and response activities; act as Incident Commander during active incidents and post-action events.
• Review alerts, refine triage techniques, coach on detection logic, and lead incident handling and documentation.
• Design playbooks, workflows, and detection content; participate in threat hunting and deep research analysis across all types of infrastructure.
• Work with product owners and vendors to translate business priorities into security initiatives; assist in root cause analysis and remediation.
• Ensure efforts support threat coverage, automation, and data quality; identify gaps in tooling and recommend solutions.
• Participate in interview panels, shape onboarding materials, and mentor junior analysts.
• Pursue certifications and training; share insights with the team and foster a learning culture.
• Maintain knowledge of security technologies; assist lines of business in developing secure solutions.
• Assess, implement, and manage security systems; provide technical assistance in detection and resolution of security problems.
• Provide expertise and oversight for strategic Cyber projects to enhance capabilities and maturity.
• Participate in on-call rotation to ensure timely response to incidents.

Principal Cyber Threat Analyst

• The Cyber Intelligence Analyst participates in the identification, tracking, monitoring, containment and mitigation of information security threats.
• He/She performs analysis of endpoint and network data utilizing established processes and tools to perform threat identification, analysis, containment and remediation.
• This position is responsible for the documentation of security events and their resolution.
• The Cyber Intelligence Analyst communicates with and educates clients and asset owners to ensure understanding of processes and procedures, complex security topics and protocols, and risk resolution methodologies.
• The Cyber Intelligence Analyst will be required to provide support on a rotating basis.

Cyber Intelligence Analyst

• Identify, analyze, and mitigate emerging auto insurance fraud trends
• Leverage advanced analytics, predictive modeling, AI tools, and investigative techniques
• Partner with cross-functional teams to develop monitoring systems and optimize fraud detection models
• Support investigations and deliver actionable insights to improve operational effectiveness

Fraud Intelligence Analyst II

• Support intelligence efforts for global operations, travel security, data center security, executive protection, and market expansion initiatives.
• Monitor and assess global events including armed conflict, terrorism, political instability, sanctions, civil unrest, organized crime, regional escalation, and infrastructure disruption, translating developments into actionable business risk assessments.
• Produce strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence products including forecasts, executive briefings, travel risk assessments, crisis updates, heat maps, geospatial overlays, dashboards, and early warning alerts.
• Help build, integrate, and maintain intelligence collection pipelines using open-source intelligence, commercial intelligence feeds, geospatial data, proprietary sources, and third-party intelligence platforms.
• Continually improve intelligence workflows, alerting mechanisms, and analytical tooling.
• Partner cross-functionally with Global Security, Legal, Supply Chain, Strategy, Infrastructure, and business teams to operationalize intelligence and support risk-informed decision making.
• Conduct post-incident analysis and lessons-learned reviews following geopolitical events, operational disruptions, or security incidents.
• Contribute to best practices, technical standards, and scalable processes for geopolitical and operational threat intelligence.
• Support relationships with external intelligence vendors, industry peers, academic institutions, and government or law enforcement partners, where appropriate.
• Share domain knowledge, and contribute to continuous improvement of the team.

Senior Threat Intelligence Specialist, Protective and Geopolitical Intel

• Serve as a point of contact for law enforcement inquiries, including as the DRI for law enforcement requests from Brazil, providing technical assistance and records in alignment with legal and compliance guidelines.
• Evaluate, process, and fulfill legal information requests (e.g., subpoenas) in a timely manner, determining any risks or sensitivities associated with each request.
• Conduct blockchain analysis using investigative tools such as Chainalysis, TRM Labs, and Elliptic to trace illicit fund flows and identify criminal typologies.
• Pursue investigations into criminal activity with oversight from senior investigators, building cases from limited initial indicators and escalating urgent or sensitive matters to management.
• Remain up to date on relevant laws, policies, and evolving financial crime typologies across the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Global Intelligence Analyst

• Proactively search for indicators of compromise (IOCs) and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by threat actors.
• Analyze and correlate security telemetry from various sources, including SIEM, EDR, network logs, and threat intelligence feeds.
• Conduct threat modeling and hypothesis-driven investigations to uncover hidden threats.
• Collaborate with SOC analysts and incident responders to investigate and contain security incidents.
• Develop and refine detection rules, signatures, and threat hunting methodologies.
• Stay ahead of emerging threats by researching new attack vectors, adversary techniques, and malware trends.
• Monitor security alerts and events across the enterprise network, using both traditional cybersecurity tools and AI/ML-powered threat detection systems.
• Investigate and analyze security incidents and breaches, leveraging AI to automate initial analysis and enhance threat hunting efforts.
• Optimize Google Chronicle for log management, threat hunting, and advanced analytics.
• Develop and maintain automated workflows for common security incidents, leveraging AI for intelligent decision-making and faster response times.

Senior Threat Hunter

• Proactively hunt for threats using SIEM, IDS/IPS, and threat intelligence to identify indicators of compromise and anomalous behavior
• Analyze security alerts, logs, and telemetry data to detect emerging attack patterns and support incident investigations
• Perform vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to identify weaknesses and validate exploitability
• Collaborate with SOC teams to refine alerting logic and improve incident response workflows
• Develop and enhance security use cases aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework
• Partner with infrastructure, cloud, and security teams to prioritize remediation efforts based on risk and business impact

Cyber Security Threat Hunter

• Use technical knowledge and analytical mindset to support clients
• Research, develop, and test data methodologies
• Generate cross-functional solutions through analysis and visualization of large data sets
• Present data findings and recommendations to clients
• Establish quantitative and qualitative metrics for financial or trade analysis
• Grow communication and technical skills by creating data-centric solutions

Financial Intelligence Data Analyst, Mid

• Perform complex research and analysis of Navy Federal account activity to identify red flags and suspicious activity in personal and business accounts.
• Perform in-depth risk reviews and document enhanced due diligence, including activity trend analysis.
• Maintain knowledge of BSA/AML history, regulations, and industry guidance.
• Support Business Unit staff in complying with established BSA/AML policies and procedures.
• Maintain familiarity with typical legal business structures and normal activity by business industry.
• Support day-to-day Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) operations, compliance analyses and projects across the enterprise.
• Respond to ad-hoc OFAC related queries and provide subject matter expertise to partner business units when applicable.
• Perform research and analysis of Navy Federal Account activity related to suspicious transactions and identify red flags.
• Create and maintain Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) associated with suspicious account activity requiring more complex research or in-depth investigation.
• Identify, review, and report suspicious activity and risk exposure across various delivery channels.
• Ensure adherence to applicable federal and state laws, rules and regulations.

Financial Intelligence Analyst IV

• Discover and define new quantitative risk signals where no established metrics exist, using subject matter expertise to surface early, weak, or unconventional indicators
• Translate complex trust and safety challenges into measurable signals that can be tracked and stress-tested over time
• Develop upstream early-warning and signal frameworks that inform downstream detection and mitigation efforts
• Analyze risk trends to assess the underlying drivers and causal factors behind those changes
• Conduct data mining and statistical modeling to understand how risks originate, evolve, and propagate across systems
• Design adversarial scenarios, and quantitative stress tests to assess exposure, coverage gaps, and vulnerabilities
• Produce clear data-driven briefs to support risk prioritization, contingency planning, and strategic risk products across teams

Quantitative Intelligence Analyst

• Conduct investigative research and intelligence analysis in support of financial crime investigations for U.S. Government, law enforcement, and international partners.
• Analyze individuals, corporate entities, transactions, and financial networks using Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) data, government and commercial data sources, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and law enforcement systems to develop actionable financial intelligence.
• Identify patterns, anomalies, and typologies, and indicators of money laundering, terrorist financing, proliferation financing, cyber-enabled crime, sanctions evasion, and related illicit activity.
• Evaluate large and complex datasets to uncover emerging risks, financial crime trends, and relationships among individuals, entities, accounts, and transactions through network and link analysis.
• Develop clear, accurate, and insight-driven intelligence products, reports, and briefings that support operational decision-making and investigative outcomes.
• Produce strategic analysis on financial crime methodologies, networks, and evolving threat landscapes for policymakers, regulators, and law enforcement stakeholders.
• Communicate analytical findings effectively to technical and non-technical audiences through written products, presentations, briefings, and visualizations.
• Ensure all analytical outputs are accurate, defensible, timely, and aligned to mission priorities.

Senior Financial Intelligence Analyst – Consultant

• Own Salesforce Data Cloud administration — building and activating audiences, troubleshooting issues, and driving ongoing platform optimization.
• Safeguard marketing data quality by monitoring data flow across systems and resolving inconsistencies to keep platforms aligned.
• Build dashboards and reports that turn campaign and business data into clear, actionable insights for stakeholders.
• Partner with marketing teams to design and activate targeted audiences that power marketing programs.
• Manage intent data platforms and vendor relationships, fulfilling audience requests and supporting campaign targeting with reliable data delivery.
• Support marketing technology vendor evaluations and RFPs, helping select and manage tools that fit team needs.
• Own the project management platform end-to-end — workflows, request forms, automations, routing rules, and user support.
• Lead onboarding and training for marketing technology platforms, ensuring teams can use tools effectively and independently.
• Act as subject matter expert on Salesforce Data Cloud, intent data platforms, and project management tools, fielding questions and troubleshooting issues.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, operations, and technology teams to spot inefficiencies and implement scalable process improvements.
• Shape the roadmap for platform enhancements and data capabilities, recommending upgrades that boost operational efficiency.

Digital Intelligence Analyst

• Analyze marketing performance data to identify trends, performance drivers, and optimization opportunities.
• Evaluate customer acquisition, engagement, and conversion metrics to support marketing decision-making.
• Design and implement scalable lead ingestion solutions using AI-driven data parsing, validation, enrichment, and automation techniques.
• Translate complex data into clear insights and recommendations for stakeholders.
• Support ad-hoc analysis and proactively identify opportunities for deeper insights.
• Write efficient SQL queries to extract, transform, and analyze marketing and enterprise data.
• Use Python for data preparation, automation, and analysis.
• Assist with building and maintaining curated datasets, data models, and data quality checks.
• Utilize AI-assisted development tools, including Claude Code, to build interfaces, agents, and workflow automations.
• Develop and maintain dashboards and marketing performance reports using BI tools.
• Automate recurring reporting processes to improve efficiency and scalability.
• Partner with marketing, analytics, data science and data engineering teams to support reporting and data needs.
• Document data definitions, logic, and reporting methodologies.

Revenue Intelligence Operations Analyst

• Conduct technical analysis of network traffic to identify anomalies.
• Monitor and understand emerging threats.
• Report detected incidents to agency and work toward resolution.
• Develop detection signatures and test them for effectiveness.
• Identify and document network-based tactics used by attackers.

Threat Hunter

• Research and analyze open source and classified reporting to identify current and emerging threat trends.
• Document and report current and emerging threats that will exploit vulnerabilities of Department of Homeland Security stakeholders.
• Communicate, coordinate, share information, and work closely with customer components.
• Produce weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual performance metrics reports.

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