Onsite National Security Research Analyst

Thomson Reuters; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 67,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid Work Model

Career Growth

Wellbeing benefits

Job summary

Thomson Reuters Special Services (TRSS) seeks an Analyst to deliver research and threat management reports for national security, military, law enforcement, and private clients. The role emphasizes on-site work, rigorous analysis, and collaboration with client teams.

You will leverage public records, proprietary data, and open-source sources to produce well-supported assessments, translate findings clearly, and communicate uncertainties to diverse audiences.

Qualifications

• 3+ years experience in research and analysis using public records or open source data.
• Bachelor's degree required; master's preferred.
• Experience identifying risks, relationships and patterns through investigative research.
• Ability to communicate uncertainty with written assessments.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-site client support, ad hoc reporting, and research.
• Produce insightful analyses from multiple data sources including public records and open sources.
• Communicate actionable insights through data visualization and other media.
• Collaborate with client managers and TRSS Analysts to improve practices.
• Demonstrate ownership of tasks and progressively handle complex work.
• Contribute to analytic development and training within TRSS.

Skills

Research & analysis

Open source data

Public records

Network analysis

Written assessments

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

U.S. Citizenship

Security clearance

Background checks

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Thomson Reuters Special Services (TRSS) seeks an Analyst to deliver research and threat management reports for national security, military, law enforcement, and private clients. The role emphasizes on-site work, rigorous analysis, and collaboration with client teams.

You will leverage public records, proprietary data, and open-source sources to produce well-supported assessments, translate findings clearly, and communicate uncertainties to diverse audiences.