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OSINT Analyst with Security Clearance

Posted 5 days ago

endurionTampa (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

This position is contingent upon contract award.
Position Summary: Upon award, the OSINT Analyst(s) will conduct open-source intelligence and digital footprint assessments to identify executive exposure and online risk indicators in support of threat scoring and risk reporting. These analysts will leverage advanced collection techniques and analytical tradecraft to systematically evaluate the digital presence of protected personnel, identifying vulnerabilities that could be exploited by threat actors. The OSINT Analyst(s) will provide critical intelligence products that inform protective operations and enable proactive risk mitigation strategies.
Key Responsibilities: The incumbent will conduct executive digital footprint assessments to map online presence and exposure vectors The incumbent will identify publicly available personal and professional exposure that may present security vulnerabilities The incumbent will analyze social media, public records, and data broker information to develop comprehensive exposure profiles The incumbent will assess credential exposure and online threat indicators through dark web monitoring and breach database analysis The incumbent will support executive threat scoring and risk reporting by providing timely OSINT-derived insights The incumbent will develop OSINT products for Pathfinder dashboards to enable real-time visualization of risk indicators and threat trends
Minimum Qualifications: Former Intelligence Community, military intelligence, federal law enforcement, or private-sector intelligence professional Expertise in Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and digital footprint analysis Experienced in executive threat, exposure, and online risk assessments Demonstrated proficiency with commercial and government OSINT tools and platforms Strong analytical writing skills with ability to produce clear, actionable intelligence products

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