EMEA Intelligence Analyst

Bogaard Group International; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Bogaard Group International is seeking a London‑based EMEA Intelligence Analyst to join the Security & Intelligence team. The role involves delivering actionable intelligence to protect studio operations, productions, talent and events across the EMEA region, partnering with cross‑functional stakeholders to mitigate security risks.

The position is full‑time and hybrid, with three days in the London office and two days remote.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of security/intelligence experience or related field.
• Experience gathering, threat monitoring, risk assessment and analysis.
• Experience supporting production environments is desirable.
• Strong English, with regional security awareness for EMEA.

Responsibilities

• Deliver timely intelligence and security risk assessments for executives.
• Monitor emerging threats and regional developments affecting productions.
• Provide tactical intelligence across the production lifecycle with mitigations.
• Develop security guidance for higher‑risk activities and locations.
• Build relationships with intelligence providers and security networks.
• Analyze global/local security events and geopolitical developments.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional stakeholders to align business needs.

Skills

Intelligence analysis

OSINT platforms

Threat monitoring

Security risk assessment

Stakeholder engagement

Education

Bachelor’s degree in International Relations

Bachelor’s degree in Business

Bachelor’s degree in Emergency Management

Bachelor’s degree in Security Studies

Tools

LifeRaft

Dataminr

Ontic

Job description

Position Overview

We are looking for an experienced London-based EMEA Intelligence Analyst to be embedded at a Global Technology & Entertainment Company.

The Analyst will support our Client's Security & Intelligence Team in protecting studio operations, content productions, talent, and events across the EMEA region. Working within the Content Risk team, this role will partner closely with various cross‑functional stakeholders to identify, assess, and communicate security risks that may impact an evolving production strategy. The role will play an integral part in delivering actionable intelligence, assessing emerging regional threats, and developing practical security guidance to support informed decision‑making and ensure productions remain secure and resilient in a dynamic operating environment.

This is a full‑time hybrid position requiring three days per week in client’s London office and two days working remotely.

Key Responsibilities

• Demonstrate advanced proficiency with intelligence and OSINT platforms, including LifeRaft, Dataminr, Ontic, and other relevant intelligence monitoring systems.
• Deliver timely, actionable intelligence and security risk assessments to inform decision‑making by production and content executives.
• Monitor, identify, and assess emerging security threats and regional developments that could impact productions, events, talent, and studio operations.
• Provide tactical intelligence and risk monitoring throughout the production lifecycle, identifying potential vulnerabilities and recommending appropriate mitigation measures.
• Develop and communicate specialized security guidance for higher‑risk production activities, locations, and operating environments.
• Establish and maintain effective relationships with intelligence providers, security officials, industry contacts, and trusted regional security networks to support intelligence gathering and information sharing.
• Analyze evolving global and local security events, geopolitical developments, and regional risk trends to help ensure productions remain secure and operationally resilient.
• Partner with various cross‑functional stakeholders to understand business requirements and provide relevant intelligence support.
• Support and collaborate with the global Threat Management & Investigations function to execute its strategy and initiatives across the EMEA region.

Qualifications & Experience

• 5+ years of relevant professional experience in security, intelligence, military, media production, NGO, or a related field.
• Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Business, Emergency Management, Security Studies.
• Demonstrated experience in intelligence gathering, threat monitoring, risk assessment, and analysis.
• Experience supporting production environments, talent, events, or vendor relationships is highly desirable.
• Strong understanding of regional security dynamics, geopolitical developments, and emerging threats affecting the EMEA region.
• Experience engaging with internal and external stakeholders, including security professionals, intelligence providers, and business leaders.
• Business‑fluent English proficiency required; additional language capabilities are a plus.

£70,000 - £100,000 a year