Technology Threat Analyst - Hybrid & C-UxS Expert

NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE); Brunssum; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

NATO 2030 Staff Officer (Technological Threat Analyst) based in Brunssum, NL, focuses on identifying and analyzing emerging tech threats to force protection, including C-UxS and C-IED. The role requires security clearance readiness and deployment flexibility within NATO 2030 objectives.

The incumbent will collect reports from NATO HQs, monitor emerging technologies and coordinate exploitation activities with Nations and Allied Commands, while supporting risk assessment and mitigation efforts

Qualifications

• English – NATO standard language proficiency 3333 and formal use in work.
• University degree or equivalent in related field.
• Minimum 2 years’ professional experience with unmanned systems and/or technical exploitation.
• Experience implementing new technologies to counter threats.
• Knowledge of technology and equipment focusing on detecting, tracking and mitigating hybrid threats.

Responsibilities

• Collect, analyze related reports from NATO HQs and JFCBS to assess technologic trends in hybrid, C-UxS and C-IED threats.
• Set the blue picture for C-ET capabilities and identify capability gaps in C-UxS/C-IED within the AOR.
• Monitor developments in emerging technologies and their impact on Force Protection.
• Support risk management and mitigation within the Hybrid Effects Section.
• Lead, coordinate, and present Technical Exploitation for JFCBS with Nations and Allied Commands.

Skills

English proficiency

Unmanned systems

Technology trend analysis

Security awareness

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

University degree or equivalent

Job description

NATO 2030 Staff Officer (Technological Threat Analyst) based in Brunssum, NL, focuses on identifying and analyzing emerging tech threats to force protection, including C-UxS and C-IED. The role requires security clearance readiness and deployment flexibility within NATO 2030 objectives.

The incumbent will collect reports from NATO HQs, monitor emerging technologies and coordinate exploitation activities with Nations and Allied Commands, while supporting risk assessment and mitigation efforts