Intelligence Lead Analyst - Vice President
citigroupTampa (FL)
About the role
Intelligence Lead Analyst - Vice President The Intelligence Lead Analyst is a global role under the Citi Security and Investigative Services (CSIS) Intelligence Anchor. This position reports directly to the CSIS Director of Insider Threat and Investigative Intelligence and is a subject matter expert in internal investigations, insider risks, and intelligence collection and associated data analytics. Citi Security and Investigative Services' (CSIS) mission is to serve Citi and our clients by protecting their assets and reputation as the industry-leading provider of security, investigations, and intelligence. The CSIS Intelligence anchor provides data-driven intelligence and analysis that enables Citi to mitigate threats, improve business efficiencies and reduce risk. The goal is to enhance Citi's understanding of emerging threats in the financial services industry, risk trends for the company, and opportunities to improve or adapt business practices. We are a quickly evolving organization charged with solving some of the most challenging intelligence and analytical questions posed to Citi, a highly regulated and global financial institution. Our most impactful achievements have one crucial feature in common: Colleagues who embrace our three Citi Leadership Principles: We Take Ownership – We challenge one another to a higher standard in everything we do. We Deliver with Pride – We strive for client excellence, controls excellence and operational excellence. We Succeed Together – We value and learn from different perspectives to surpass stakeholder expectations. A little bit about the role: The Insider Threat & Investigative Intelligence programs within the CSIS Intelligence anchor specifically bring together investigative intelligence and insider threat capabilities to deliver data-driven analysis that identifies and assesses fraud, misconduct, cyber, counterintelligence, and insider-related threats, using investigative insights and analytics to drive targeted mitigation strategies across Citi.
Key Responsibilities:
Intelligence Production: Produce investigative intelligence and insider threat analyses, to include ensuring comprehensive post-investigation analysis is conducted to identify root causes, systemic gaps, and lessons learned, as well as driving the integration of analytical findings into preventive controls, program enhancements, and long-term mitigation strategies. Insider Threat Program: Understand insider risk taxonomies within the organization, including changes to the threat landscape resulting from emerging technologies, geopolitical and sociopolitical factors, and other organizational changes, and support the development of a program that drives prevention, detection, and remediation of insider threats. Stakeholder and Industry Engagement: Communicate findings and recommendations to internal stakeholders effectively and participate in industry groups and benchmarking activities to facilitate information-sharing and build a dynamic and agile program.
Qualifications:
Required Experience conducting investigative, intelligence, or insider threat functions within a corporate, government, or regulated environment. Demonstrated expertise in conducting and overseeing investigations and delivering meaningful post-investigation analysis. Strong ability to synthesize complex and sensitive information into actionable mitigation strategies and executive-level communications. Experience influencing outcomes through collaboration and credible risk-based insights. Data Analytics.6-10 years of relevant experience. Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience. Preferred Exposure to or formal training in the intelligence cycle, including collection, analysis, dissemination, and feedback. Prior participation in industry peer groups or intelligence-sharing organizations for benchmarking and best-practice adoption. Knowledge of financial services and/or experience working in the financial sector.
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