Global Security Operations Center Analyst

New York University • New York, NY

3d • $70,000 - $83,600

About The Position

Develops and implements appropriate and tailored Indications & Warning (I&W) Profiles by actively scanning the environment – to include but not limited to open source media, third-party subscription services, and other sources -- to identify and report on safety and security issues that could affect university operations and personnel globally. Establishes and maintains current status reports and implements notification protocols. Oversees NYU’s International Travel Program, to interface and monitor alerts from 3rd party providers, notify University and travelers of impending safety and security issues, and support travelers through the entire travel cycle. Establishes and maintains common operational pictures for steady-state, special event, and crisis situations as directed. Provide support with publishing estimates and forecasts related to the safety/security situation at international sites and on developments globally that could impact the University. Produces Event Reconstruction graphics, chronologies, and summaries to contribute to Operational After Action Reviews, Service Inquiries, or for other use cases. Contributes to other departmental analytic efforts, including crime analysis, budget analysis, risk-based staffing & deployment analysis, and other process improvement or continuous improvement efforts. May be required to work night, weekends, and holidays.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Homeland Security, Intelligence Analysis, or closely related field
• 2+ years experience in security intelligence analysis or a related security field preferred.
• Must possess the key attributes of an exceptional analyst: insatiable and perpetual curiosity; the drive to find answers stemming from relevant and focused lines of inquiry; creative problem-solving; the ability to effectively operate on the full spectrum of data, information, and knowledge; and the ability to create easy-to-understand Decision-Support Tools & Graphics to facilitate critical understanding and decision-making.
• Able to recognize gaps in data and design effective collection strategies to fill gaps.
• Exceptional written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, with effective presentation and training skills.
• Equally proficient with narratives, summaries, and graphic presentation.
• Demonstrated knowledge in both national and international current events, including an understanding of the potential impact on security and the affected business.
• Ability to quickly assimilate new information, knowledgeable in articulating emerging threats and risks, and recommend mitigation options and alternatives.
• Strong organizational skills, including the ability to manage multiple tasks or projects simultaneously; proficient with establishing priorities that are aligned with risk and urgency.
• Ability to collaborate and coordinate with key stakeholders across the university and communicate effectively with team members at all levels of the organization.
• Highly motivated, positive “self-starter” able to operate with limited supervision in a small team environment.
• Ability to use good judgment and discretion in potentially stressful environment.
• Proficient in the use of computers and software, including, but not limited to: Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook and Access), Social media applications (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Sysomos, etc.), Various web based applications.
• Ability to quickly master various software applications.

Nice To Haves

• Master's Degree n Homeland Security, Intelligence Studies, International Relations, or related field.
• 3+ years experience in security intelligence analysis or a related security field preferred
• Familiarity with issues related to international operations and higher education abroad preferred.
• Ability to speak a foreign language a plus.
• Knowledge of other cultures valued.
• Knowledge of higher education Information Technology Systems.
• Experience with the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP).

Responsibilities

• Develops and implements appropriate and tailored Indications & Warning (I&W) Profiles by actively scanning the environment
• Establishes and maintains current status reports and implements notification protocols.
• Oversees NYU’s International Travel Program, to interface and monitor alerts from 3rd party providers, notify University and travelers of impending safety and security issues, and support travelers through the entire travel cycle.
• Establishes and maintains common operational pictures for steady-state, special event, and crisis situations as directed.
• Provide support with publishing estimates and forecasts related to the safety/security situation at international sites and on developments globally that could impact the University.
• Produces Event Reconstruction graphics, chronologies, and summaries to contribute to Operational After Action Reviews, Service Inquiries, or for other use cases.
• Contributes to other departmental analytic efforts, including crime analysis, budget analysis, risk-based staffing & deployment analysis, and other process improvement or continuous improvement efforts.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level