Global Intelligence Senior Associate

The Global Intelligence team within Global Security at JPMC is responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and assessing global threats that could impact the firm's people, assets, and operations. They provide actionable intelligence and strategic insights to support risk mitigation and informed decision-making across the organization. As a Senior Associate, on the Global Intelligence team, you will have the opportunity to address complex and multidimensional challenges with innovative, rigorous, and inter-disciplinary analytical methods to produce proactive and reliable assessments. You must be technically savvy, able to deal with and work through ambiguity, and shift priorities quickly. You will support Global Intelligence's North America (NAMR) regional portfolio and serve stakeholders across the region. This position supports the Regional Intelligence NAMR Lead and Global Security stakeholders by proactively researching, integrating, and analyzing information to evaluate the potential tactical and operational impact of threats against JPMorganChase. You must have a high degree of analytic ability, deep analytic writing and briefings skills, critical thinking skills, project management experience, and exposure to tactical and operational security. This is a physical security role.

Job Responsibilities:

Support the NAMR physical security portfolio, including production of tactical, operational and strategic intelligence products, as needed Liaise with and elicit intelligence requirements on an ongoing basis from Global Security stakeholders Conduct open-source/social media research and analysis to support team objectives Execute Location Threat Assessments for JPMorgan assets to fulfill regulatory requirements Deliver written and verbal analytical assessments in clear, succinct, and appropriately caveated products that project credibility and reinforce key threat related judgements Collaborate with regional intelligence leads and key partners across the Firm to deliver timely and relevant threat and vulnerability reports Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills: 5+ years of professional experience, including in performing open source research, intelligence analysis, and/or investigative work Able to produce well-crafted reports and deliver high-impact presentations, including incorporating data analysis (quantitative/qualitative) and producing engaging visuals Independent thinker with strong analytical and problem-solving skills Proficiency with MS Office suite Familiarity with ArcGIS or other mapping tools An interest in security matters and topics such as executive protection, crime, terrorism, and civil unrest Undergraduate and/or Graduate degree in GIS, Political Science, International Affairs, Security, Geography, Criminology, Sociology Experience with social listening tools, building and analyzing proprietary datasets, and visualizations Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills: Academic and/or practical work experience doing geospatial analysis using ArcGIS software Government intelligence experience (federal/state/local) Fluency in a foreign language Experience with AI/LLM tools, especially deploying these tools for the intelligence cycle