Senior Threat Intel Analyst (Senior Psn)

USAA•San Antonio, TX

7d•$114,080 - $205,340•Hybrid

About The Position

This position offers a unique opportunity to work within USAA's Unified Command Center as part of the Threat Intelligence Team. You will engage with threat monitoring and reporting groups both inside and outside of USAA, utilizing a range of technologies and data feeds to conduct in-depth analysis, develop threat intelligence products, and deliver essential reporting to USAA's senior executives and the Board. The Threat Intelligence Analyst Sr is responsible for conducting advanced threat research and analysis, developing strategic intelligence insights, and providing expert guidance to junior team members. This role will lead complex analysis and collaboration of sophisticated threat activities across all risks domains, translate intricate threat information into actionable intelligence that informs operational resiliency and security decisions, and actively contribute to the overall maturity and effectiveness of the Threat Intelligence program. We offer a flexible work environment that requires an individual to be in the office 4 days per week. This position is based in : San Antonio, TX. Relocation assistance is not available for this position

Requirements

Bachelor's degree; OR 4 years of relevant education and/or experience.
6 years of progressive experience in threat intelligence, security investigations, or a closely related field within a major law enforcement, intelligence, public, or private sector security organization.
Proficiency with premium threat intelligence platforms, sophisticated OSINT techniques, and relevant analytical tools.
In-depth knowledge of investigative techniques, advanced analytical methodologies, and intelligence frameworks.
Demonstrated experience briefing and preparing analytical products for senior executives and stakeholders on complex threat-based analysis and security awareness, with the ability to influence decision-making.
Proven ability to influence, build relationships, and collaborate effectively with stakeholders at all organizational levels.
Must be able to travel domestically and internationally; and hold a valid US passport.
Must be eligible for, and able to obtain, access to sensitive government and law enforcement information (e.g. DSAC, OSAC, Law Enforcement Sensitive Information).
Must have an active Associate Business Continuity Professional (ABCP) certification or able to obtain one within 12 months of employment.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated Expertise in All-Source Intelligence Analysis and Synthesis: Proven ability to independently collect, analyze, and synthesize data from a wide array of sources (including OSINT, commercial feeds, industry advisories, government reports, and internal tools) to identify threats, their intentions, patterns, TTPs, and emerging trends.
Exceptional Written and Verbal Communication for Diverse Audiences: A track record of producing high-quality intelligence reports and briefings tailored for senior leadership to include Board/3 to 4 Star level military commanders.
Proven Capability in Developing and Delivering Actionable Intelligence Products: Experience in collaborating with threat monitoring partners to create and disseminate a range of intelligence products, from tactical alerts and warnings to strategic briefs and situational reports.

Responsibilities

Conduct in-depth threat research and analysis to identify, assess, and prioritize threats with significant potential impact on the Association's operations, strategic objectives, and long-term business continuity.
Track, analyze, and profile relevant threat activities, their motivations, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), providing deep insights into operational and historical patterns, and future intent or materializations.
Develop and disseminate timely and actionable intelligence products, including strategic briefs, tactical alerts, warnings, and situational reports, to direct leadership, senior executives, and relevant business representatives, facilitating executive situational awareness and informed strategic decision-making.
Drive horizontal evidence collection and analytical collaboration across the Association (e.g., Lines of Business, Cyber, Fraud, Third-Party Risk Management, Privacy, Security, Corporate Investigations, Treasury).
Contribute to the end-to-end threat intelligence lifecycle, including collection, analysis, production, dissemination, and feedback mechanisms, to ensure continuous improvement and alignment with organizational needs. Propose, develop, and advocate for enhancements to methodologies, tools, and processes that elevate program effectiveness.
Build and maintain strategic relationships with internal stakeholders at all levels, as well as with external partners, including commercial security service providers, relevant U.S. government agencies (e.g., OSAC, DSAC), and law enforcement entities. Manage key external agreements and collaborations.
Provide expert intelligence support for business traveler safety, including contributing to the development and refinement of security protocols, destination assessments, and emergency response measures (e.g., political evacuation plans).
Mentor and provide technical guidance, analytical rigor, and career development support to junior Threat Intelligence Analysts, fostering their skills and contribution to team objectives.
Travel domestically and internationally as required to conduct site and vulnerability assessments, meet with external partners, or support critical incidents.
Ensures risks associated with business activities are effectively identified, measured, monitored, and controlled in accordance with risk and compliance policies and procedures.