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Build practical experience as a Threat Intelligence Analyst. Monitor global developments, verify information and turn open sources into operational insights.
Your internship at a glance
Location
Remote / online
Duration
4 or 6 months
Commitment
Weekdays or weekends
Remuneration
Unpaid
Monday–Friday: 4 hours per day
or Saturday–Sunday: 6 hours per day.
From open sources
to useful intelligence.
Work on the safety and security developments that shape people’s lives and organisations’ operations.
Your work covers terrorism, crime, civil unrest, natural disasters, epidemics and other emerging risks.
Monitor and analyse
Follow open-source intelligence (OSINT) sources to identify relevant safety and security developments.
Verify information
Check the accuracy of information before it becomes an operational alert.
Write operational alerts
Communicate security events clearly and concisely, focusing on the information readers need.
Brief on emerging trends
Prepare weekly briefings on major security trends and forecasts.
Maintain country context
Update the country profile database to support ongoing intelligence work.
Learn the craft.
Put it into practice.
One week to build your foundations.
You will receive one week of training in threat intelligence, OSINT and intelligence analysis to support your practical work, befor joining the team.
Skills for your next step.
Gain practical experience relevant to entry-level industry roles and use artificial intelligence tools for information mining.
Connect with security professionals.
Receive career advice and the opportunity to connect with senior security experts during our monthly Career Advice Day.
Internship certificate: awarded after attending at least 94% of the work sessions.
Curious about the world.
Precise with the details.
We’re looking for students who combine strong research and writing skills with the reliability to work remotely in a small, international team.
Academic background
Enrolled in at least the final year of a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, International Relations or Economics. Preference is given to Master’s students.
Clear communication
Excellent English writing and communication skills. Additional languages are an advantage.
Regional understanding
Knowledge of international security, political and economic affairs, with familiarity in at least one region: Africa, Asia/Pacific, the Americas, Europe/CIS or MENA.
Independent and organised
Reliable, flexible and well-organised, with attention to detail and the ability to work remotely.
Teamwork
Good interpersonal skills and the ability to contribute to a small, international organisation.
Digital skills
Strong computer skills. Web-editing experience is an asset.
Your next step
starts here.
Tell us about your background, interests and availability. Complete our application form and attach your CV and cover letter.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Before you apply
01 — Prepare your CV and cover letter.
02 — Choose a four- or six-month placement.
03 — Confirm your weekday or weekend availability.
04 — Have your preferred start date and timezone ready.
This is an unpaid, remote internship.