GEOINT Analyst

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, which manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a GEOINT Analyst, Scams based in United Kingdom.

• Locate and monitor scam compounds: Use satellite and aerial imagery, geolocation techniques, and open-source geospatial data to identify scam facilities and track changes over time, including construction, expansion, and relocation following law enforcement raids.
• Conduct location-based investigations: Leverage commercial location data, mobile advertising identifiers, bidstream data, IP geolocation, and other location-bearing telemetry to associate people and devices with specific locations and establish patterns of activity.
• Develop intelligence on criminal networks: Combine geospatial intelligence with blockchain attribution, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and commercially available datasets to identify operators, controllers, associates, and movement patterns.
• Connect investigative leads: Pivot from individual addresses, IP addresses, photographs, coordinates, or victim reports to uncover broader networks, identify relevant locations, and determine the individuals responsible for criminal operations.
• Build actionable targeting packages: Transform complex, multi-source findings into structured intelligence products that support investigative priorities, operational planning, and disruption activities.
• Collaborate with intelligence specialists: Work closely with threat intelligence analysts, cyber threat intelligence specialists, and all-source investigators to translate disruption strategies into actionable leads for law enforcement and government partners.
• Apply advanced analytical methods: Correlate disparate datasets, evaluate evidence, assess confidence levels, and document defensible analytical conclusions and attribution assessments.
• Leverage AI in investigative workflows: Use AI tools to accelerate research, synthesize information, structure complex problems, improve analytical quality, and produce intelligence outputs more efficiently.
• Maintain clear intelligence documentation: Prepare concise investigative memoranda, attribution reports, and operational leads that explain analytical methods, supporting evidence, confidence levels, and recommended next steps.
• Support time-sensitive operations: Participate in regular team coordination and asynchronous updates, document work in investigative systems, and provide additional availability during critical disruption windows when required.

• Relevant professional experience: 3–5 years of hands-on experience in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), imagery analysis, or location-based targeting, gained through military intelligence, government intelligence agencies, law enforcement, or an equivalent private-sector intelligence environment.
• Geolocation and imagery analysis: Proven ability to geolocate photographs, videos, IP addresses, and coordinates accurately, explain the methodology used, and communicate the confidence and limitations of findings.
• Commercial location data expertise: Experience working with mobile advertising identifiers, bidstream data, or other commercially available location datasets is strongly preferred, particularly when combined with traditional GEOINT capabilities.
• Open-source investigative skills: Ability to conduct effective investigations using open-source and commercial tools, especially when classified systems or government datasets are unavailable.
• Tactical and creative problem-solving: Demonstrated ability to move from individual data points to broader network-level insights, uncover hidden relationships, and identify the people behind organized criminal operations.
• Link analysis and data correlation: Strong understanding of link analysis, pattern recognition, and multi-source intelligence fusion to develop well-supported, actionable targeting packages.
• Communication and reporting: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain analytical methods, evidence, confidence levels, and conclusions clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
• AI proficiency: Practical experience using AI tools to improve investigative workflows, synthesize data, solve analytical problems, and accelerate the production of high-quality intelligence. You should be able to demonstrate the impact of AI on your work.
• Cryptocurrency knowledge: Familiarity with cryptocurrency investigations and blockchain intelligence is an advantage, although specialized on-chain investigative techniques can be learned on the job.
• Regional and criminal-network knowledge: Familiarity with scam compounds in Southeast Asia is beneficial.