Mandarin OSS Research Analyst - China

Guidehouse; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 74,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Rx, Dental & Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Holidays

Job summary

Guidehouse is seeking an Open-Source Research Analyst – China (Mandarin Required) in Washington, DC area to analyze global supply chains and assess risks for government clients. The role requires Mandarin fluency and experience in OSINT, data collection, and intelligence-style analysis.

You will translate Chinese materials into clear English analyses, prepare reports and briefings, and collaborate with colleagues across agencies. A Bachelor’s degree and eligibility for public trust are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• 1+ year experience in data collection, research methodologies or intelligence-style analysis.
• Advanced Mandarin Chinese reading proficiency with ability to translate to English.

Responsibilities

• Analyze primary and secondary information sources (corporate records, media, regulatory filings).
• Assess international corporate structures, supply chains and commercial risk factors.
• Gather, synthesize and evaluate data to produce clear industry and entity assessments.
• Conduct OSINT research in English and Mandarin on global supply chains and international commerce.
• Prepare written reports, briefings and presentations for federal stakeholders.
• Monitor geopolitical and economic developments and assess implications for supply chain risks.
• Collaborate with internal colleagues and interagency partners on projects.

Skills

Mandarin reading proficiency

Translate to English

Data collection

Research methodologies

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Supply chain mapping software

Data processing tools

Public records research platforms

Job description

Guidehouse is seeking an Open-Source Research Analyst – China (Mandarin Required) in Washington, DC area to analyze global supply chains and assess risks for government clients. The role requires Mandarin fluency and experience in OSINT, data collection, and intelligence-style analysis.

You will translate Chinese materials into clear English analyses, prepare reports and briefings, and collaborate with colleagues across agencies. A Bachelor’s degree and eligibility for public trust are essential.