Trust & Safety Intelligence Analyst: Fraud & System Abuse

Google; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 116,000 - 166,000; Full time

Job summary

Google’s Trust and Safety Intel team is hiring an Intelligence Analyst to own the strategic risk picture for system abuse and fraud threats. You will synthesize signals across the company into a decision-ready intelligence view that informs policy, enforcement, detection, and model evaluations, partnering with investigators, product teams, and cross-functional analysts.

The role sits within Google’s Intel Analysis team, shaping how executives and product teams respond to fast-moving threats,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
• 4 years of experience in data analytics, Trust and Safety, policy, cybersecurity, or related fields.
• Experience analyzing online harms, including scam typologies, adversarial AI exploitation, or threat actor behavior.

Responsibilities

• Produce all-source intelligence on system abuse and fraud and scam threats targeting Google users to identify and prioritize emerging threat actor Tools, Tactics, and Procedures (TTPs).
• Partner with the Investigations team to translate ground-level findings from active casework into strategic trend analysis for leadership.
• Serve as the central analytical node to aggregate domain-specific insights into a holistic risk picture spanning both threat domains.
• Deliver analytical products, ranging from situational updates to in-depth strategic assessments, for Trust & Safety leadership and product teams.
• Build and maintain agent skills and AI-assisted tooling to scale analytical capacity and automate recurring research and signal triage.

Skills

Data analytics

Trust and Safety

Policy

Cybersecurity

Threat actor behavior analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience

Master’s degree in Criminology, Security Studies, Public Policy, Data Science, or Behavioral Science

Job description

Google’s Trust and Safety Intel team is hiring an Intelligence Analyst to own the strategic risk picture for system abuse and fraud threats. You will synthesize signals across the company into a decision-ready intelligence view that informs policy, enforcement, detection, and model evaluations, partnering with investigators, product teams, and cross-functional analysts.

The role sits within Google’s Intel Analysis team, shaping how executives and product teams respond to fast-moving threats,