Hybrid Regulatory Intelligence Analyst

Solicitors Regulation Authority; Cardiff; Hybrid; GBP 44,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

The Solicitors Regulation Authority is recruiting two experienced Intelligence Analysts to join the Intelligence Unit. These are full-time hybrid roles based in London, Birmingham and Cardiff, with 1-2 days per week in the office and the remainder remote.

You will analyse intelligence from diverse sources, produce monthly assessments, risk-based recommendations and casework outputs to support investigations and regulatory decision-making, while upholding information security and governance

Qualifications

• Relevant degree or equivalent formal analysis training and/or recent experience as an intelligence analyst.
• Ability to produce reasoned, defensible analysis for regulatory action and senior decision making.
• Experience using i2 Analyst's Notebook and other analytical tools.

Responsibilities

• Identify patterns, trends, intelligence gaps and potential regulatory breaches.
• Transform complex information into clear, evidence-based insights for investigations and decision-making.
• Promote capabilities of the Intelligence Unit and contribute to training and development.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Structured analytical techniques

OSINT techniques

Report writing

Regulatory decision making

Coaching and guidance

Resilience in fast-paced environment

Education

Relevant degree or equivalent formal analysis training (e.g. IPP, NIAT, GIAT, DIAM, Intelligence Analyst (level 4) Apprenticeship)

Tools

i2 Analyst's Notebook

Excel

OSINT tools

Job description

The Solicitors Regulation Authority is recruiting two experienced Intelligence Analysts to join the Intelligence Unit. These are full-time hybrid roles based in London, Birmingham and Cardiff, with 1-2 days per week in the office and the remainder remote.

You will analyse intelligence from diverse sources, produce monthly assessments, risk-based recommendations and casework outputs to support investigations and regulatory decision-making, while upholding information security and governance