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We are seeking an Embedded Security Intelligence Analyst to support the identification, assessment and management of cyber security threats affecting embedded systems, connected devices and associated technologies. Working at mid level, you will analyse technical and contextual intelligence to help strengthen security throughout the product and system lifecycle. You will work with engineering, software development, vulnerability management and wider security teams to translate complex findings into clear, practical recommendations.

Your responsibilities will include monitoring and evaluating threat intelligence from open, commercial and technical sources; investigating vulnerabilities, exploits and emerging attack techniques relevant to embedded platforms; and producing concise intelligence reports, briefings and risk assessments for technical and non-technical audiences. You will contribute to vulnerability triage, threat modelling and security reviews, assess the potential impact of findings, and support the development of mitigations and remediation plans. You will also help maintain intelligence requirements, attack-pattern libraries and relevant security documentation, while identifying opportunities to improve analytical processes and tooling.

Applicants should have experience in cyber security analysis, threat intelligence, incident response, vulnerability research or a closely related discipline, together with a sound understanding of embedded technologies, operating systems, networks and common attack methodologies. Familiarity with areas such as reverse engineering, firmware analysis, secure development, software supply-chain risks, penetration testing or industrial and connected-device security would be advantageous. You should be comfortable researching independently, handling competing priorities and communicating evidence-based conclusions clearly. Strong analytical and written communication skills are essential, along with an inquisitive approach and the ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues across technical and business functions. Relevant professional qualifications or demonstrable practical experience will be considered positively.

We are seeking a motivated Software Engineering Graduate to join a team developing secure, resilient and intelligence-focused technology solutions. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate to build practical experience across the software development lifecycle while contributing to projects that support cyber security, data analysis and mission-critical operations. You will work alongside experienced engineers, analysts and technical specialists in a collaborative environment where learning, innovation and professional development are encouraged.

Depending on project requirements, your responsibilities may include designing, developing and testing software applications; writing clean, maintainable and well-documented code; investigating technical problems and implementing effective solutions; and contributing to application integration, automation and continuous improvement. You may work with structured and unstructured data, APIs, cloud technologies, databases, scripting languages and secure development practices. The role may also involve participating in code reviews, technical discussions, system testing, documentation and the use of version-control and agile development methodologies. You will be expected to understand requirements, communicate progress clearly and consider security, reliability and usability throughout the development process.

Applicants should have, or be due to obtain, a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, Mathematics or a related technical discipline. We welcome candidates with academic, personal or placement experience in one or more programming languages, such as Python, Java, C++, C# or JavaScript, along with an understanding of software engineering principles, algorithms, data structures and testing. An interest in cyber security, intelligence systems, secure coding, cloud platforms or emerging technologies would be advantageous. We are looking for curious and adaptable individuals who demonstrate analytical thinking, attention to detail, teamwork and a willingness to learn. Eligibility for any required background screening and the ability to meet applicable security requirements may be necessary.

We are seeking a Cyber Threat Intelligence Technical Lead to drive the development and delivery of high-quality threat intelligence capabilities within a complex security environment. This role will provide technical leadership across the intelligence lifecycle, from collection and analysis through to production, dissemination and continuous improvement. You will work closely with security operations, incident response, vulnerability management, architecture and senior stakeholders to ensure intelligence is relevant, actionable and aligned to business risk.

Key responsibilities will include leading the design, implementation and optimisation of threat intelligence platforms, data pipelines, analytical workflows and automation. You will integrate intelligence from open-source, commercial, technical and internal sources, assess the reliability and relevance of information, and translate complex findings into clear intelligence products. The role will involve developing strategic, operational and tactical assessments, tracking threat actors, campaigns, vulnerabilities and emerging attack techniques, and supporting investigations and incident response activities. You will also establish standards for intelligence requirements, data quality, reporting and knowledge management, while mentoring analysts and promoting effective technical practices across the team.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in cyber threat intelligence, security operations or a closely related discipline, together with proven experience leading technical delivery or complex intelligence initiatives. You will have strong knowledge of threat intelligence frameworks, adversary tactics and techniques, malware or intrusion analysis, and cyber security technologies such as SIEM, SOAR, EDR and intelligence platforms. Experience with scripting or programming, APIs, data engineering, automation and cloud-based security services is highly desirable. You should be confident communicating with both technical and non-technical audiences, able to prioritise competing requirements, and skilled at turning incomplete or ambiguous data into practical recommendations. Relevant professional certifications or equivalent demonstrable expertise would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Cyber Threat Intelligence Technical Lead to guide the development and delivery of intelligence capabilities that help protect critical systems, data, and services. In this role, you will lead the technical direction of threat intelligence operations, translating complex cyber threat activity into clear, actionable insight for security, technology, and business stakeholders. You will work across security operations, incident response, vulnerability management, engineering, and risk teams to ensure intelligence is integrated into defensive strategies and day-to-day decision-making.

Your responsibilities will include defining and maintaining the threat intelligence roadmap; developing collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination workflows; and improving the use of automation, enrichment, and analytics across the intelligence lifecycle. You will assess threat actors, campaigns, malware, vulnerabilities, and emerging attack techniques, producing strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence products for a range of audiences. You will also oversee the tuning of intelligence feeds, indicators, detection content, and intelligence requirements, ensuring outputs are relevant, timely, measurable, and aligned with organisational risk. The role will involve mentoring technical specialists, setting quality standards, and representing the function in senior stakeholder and cross-industry forums.

Applicants should have substantial experience in cyber threat intelligence, security operations, incident response, or a closely related discipline, together with a strong understanding of threat frameworks, adversary tactics, and intelligence analysis methodologies. You will bring practical experience with intelligence platforms, SIEM or detection technologies, scripting or automation, and the evaluation of open-source and commercial intelligence sources. Strong communication skills are essential, including the ability to explain technical findings and provide concise recommendations to non-technical audiences. Relevant professional certifications or equivalent demonstrable experience are desirable. We are looking for an inquisitive, collaborative technical leader who can balance strategic planning with hands-on delivery and continuously improve the organisation’s ability to anticipate, detect, and respond to cyber threats.

We are seeking a Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst to strengthen the organisation’s ability to understand, anticipate and respond to cyber threats. In this role, you will lead the collection, assessment and dissemination of strategic, operational and tactical intelligence relating to threat actors, campaigns, vulnerabilities and emerging attack techniques. You will transform complex technical information from internal and external sources into clear, actionable insights for security operations, incident response, risk management and senior stakeholders.

Key responsibilities will include monitoring the threat landscape, conducting all-source intelligence analysis, developing threat actor profiles and producing intelligence reports, alerts, briefings and executive updates. You will identify trends and indicators of compromise, assess potential business impact, support incident investigations and contribute to detection and prevention improvements. The role will also involve maintaining intelligence requirements, evaluating the reliability of sources, tracking geopolitical and sector-specific developments, and collaborating with security engineering, vulnerability management, fraud, privacy and wider risk teams. You may also represent the intelligence function in cross-functional working groups and external information-sharing communities.

Applicants should have substantial experience in cyber threat intelligence, security analysis, incident response or a related discipline, with a strong understanding of the threat intelligence lifecycle and common frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, the Cyber Kill Chain and the intelligence cycle. Experience analysing open-source, technical and dark-web intelligence, alongside familiarity with SIEM, EDR, TIP or related security platforms, is highly desirable. You should be comfortable investigating adversary behaviour, correlating disparate information and communicating findings to both technical and non-technical audiences. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise effectively in a fast-moving environment are essential. Relevant professional certifications or formal training in cyber security, intelligence analysis or digital forensics would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst to lead the collection, analysis and dissemination of actionable intelligence relating to cyber threats, adversaries and emerging risks. You will monitor global threat activity, assess indicators of compromise, and develop timely assessments that support security operations, incident response, vulnerability management and wider business decision-making. The role will involve turning complex technical and geopolitical information into clear, concise intelligence for both technical and senior non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities will include maintaining threat intelligence requirements, researching threat actors, campaigns, malware families and attack techniques, and analysing data from open-source, commercial, industry and internal sources. You will produce intelligence reports, briefings, alerts, trend analyses and executive-level updates, while contributing to proactive threat hunting and incident investigations. You will also help improve intelligence processes, develop analytical frameworks, validate intelligence quality and identify opportunities to automate collection and enrichment. Collaboration with security engineering, detection and response, risk, fraud, privacy and other stakeholders will be central to the role, as will participation in relevant information-sharing communities.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in cyber threat intelligence, security analysis, incident response or a related discipline, with a strong understanding of the threat landscape, adversary behaviours and frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK or the Cyber Kill Chain. You should be confident analysing technical data, including malware reports, network activity, vulnerability information and indicators of compromise, and be able to communicate findings effectively in written and verbal formats. Experience with intelligence platforms, SIEM tools, scripting or data analysis techniques is desirable. We are looking for an inquisitive, methodical and collaborative professional who can work independently, prioritise competing requirements and provide sound judgement in a fast-changing environment. Relevant professional certifications or equivalent practical experience would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst to lead the collection, analysis, and dissemination of actionable intelligence on cyber threats affecting the organisation, its technology environment, and relevant industry sectors. You will monitor global threat activity, assess adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures, and produce clear intelligence assessments for technical and non-technical audiences. The role will involve identifying emerging risks, tracking threat actors and campaigns, and translating complex information into practical recommendations that support informed security and business decisions.

Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining intelligence requirements; gathering information from open, commercial, internal, and technical sources; validating and correlating data; and creating timely reports, briefings, alerts, and executive-level assessments. You will contribute to proactive threat hunting, incident response, vulnerability prioritisation, and security operations by providing context on indicators of compromise, attack methods, motivations, and likely future activity. You will also support the improvement of intelligence processes, analytical frameworks, dashboards, and knowledge repositories, while collaborating closely with security engineering, incident response, risk, fraud, and wider technology teams. Where appropriate, you may represent the intelligence function in cross-functional working groups and external information-sharing communities.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in cyber threat intelligence, security analysis, incident response, or a related discipline, with a strong understanding of the cyber threat landscape and the ability to assess intelligence critically. You should be confident using intelligence platforms, investigative tools, and relevant data sources, and familiar with frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, the Cyber Kill Chain, and the intelligence cycle. Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to explain technical findings clearly and tailor outputs to different audiences. Experience with scripting, data analysis, threat hunting, or geopolitical and sector-specific risk assessment would be advantageous. A relevant professional certification or degree is welcomed, alongside curiosity, sound judgement, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.

We are seeking a Researcher, Online Threat Intelligence to investigate emerging online threats, monitor hostile activity, and produce clear, actionable intelligence for internal stakeholders. The successful candidate will analyse open-source information across websites, social media, forums, messaging platforms, dark web sources, and other relevant channels. You will identify patterns, assess credibility, connect related entities and events, and communicate findings in a concise and well-supported manner.

Key responsibilities include conducting structured online research; tracking threat actors, campaigns, narratives, and indicators of compromise; maintaining accurate research notes and intelligence records; and preparing written reports, briefings, alerts, and threat assessments. You will contribute to the development of monitoring requirements, research methodologies, and collection processes, while collaborating with analysts and relevant operational teams. The role may also involve supporting investigations into online abuse, fraud, disinformation, cyber-enabled activity, or other forms of malicious behaviour. You will be expected to distinguish verified information from speculation, protect sensitive data, and apply sound judgement when handling ambiguous or fast-moving situations.

Applicants should have experience in online investigations, threat intelligence, digital research, journalism, security analysis, or a related field. Strong analytical and written communication skills are essential, along with the ability to prioritise competing tasks and explain complex findings to both technical and non-technical audiences. Familiarity with OSINT techniques, advanced search methods, social media analysis, geolocation, link analysis, or dark web research is highly desirable. Knowledge of relevant privacy, legal, and ethical considerations is expected. Additional language skills, technical aptitude, and experience with research, visualisation, or case-management tools would be advantageous. Curiosity, resilience, attention to detail, and a commitment to responsible research are central to success in this position.

We are seeking a Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst to support a Global Security Operations Centre (GSOC) in identifying, assessing and communicating cyber threats that could affect people, operations, technology and business assets. This role will lead the production of timely, actionable intelligence for security operations, incident response, vulnerability management and senior stakeholders. You will combine strategic, operational and tactical analysis to help strengthen resilience against evolving cyber risks.

Responsibilities will include monitoring and analysing threat actor activity, malware campaigns, vulnerabilities, dark web reporting, geopolitical developments and indicators of compromise. You will conduct intelligence collection, validation, enrichment and analysis using open-source, commercial and technical sources, and develop concise intelligence reports, alerts, briefings and executive-level assessments. The successful candidate will support incident investigations, identify patterns and emerging trends, maintain threat profiles and intelligence requirements, and contribute to detection engineering through the creation and refinement of indicators, TTP mappings and relevant use cases. You will also help mature intelligence processes, coach junior analysts and collaborate with security operations, digital forensics, engineering, risk and business continuity teams.

Applicants should have significant experience in cyber threat intelligence, security operations, incident response or a related discipline, with a strong understanding of the MITRE ATT&CK framework, intrusion analysis, threat modelling and the cyber kill chain. Experience using SIEM, threat intelligence platforms, EDR, malware analysis resources and investigative tooling is expected. Strong research, analytical and written communication skills are essential, along with the ability to translate complex technical findings into clear, practical recommendations for varied audiences. Relevant professional certifications or equivalent experience are desirable. The role requires sound judgement, attention to detail, discretion and the ability to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced, 24/7 security environment, including participation in an on-call or out-of-hours support rota where required.

We are seeking an Artificial Intelligence Engineer - Security to design, develop and deploy intelligent technologies that strengthen cyber security capabilities. You will work across machine learning, data engineering and security operations to identify threats, detect anomalous behaviour and improve the speed and accuracy of incident response. The role will involve translating complex security challenges into practical AI solutions that are reliable, explainable and suitable for use in operational environments.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining machine learning models for threat detection, malware analysis, fraud prevention, vulnerability prioritisation and user or network behaviour analytics. You will collect, clean and analyse large, varied datasets from security tools, cloud platforms, applications and infrastructure, while ensuring data quality, privacy and appropriate access controls. You will also create evaluation frameworks, monitor model performance, investigate false positives and negatives, and continuously improve solutions in response to emerging threats. Collaboration with security analysts, software engineers, data scientists, infrastructure teams and risk specialists will be central to the role. You may also contribute to automation, secure model deployment, technical documentation and incident investigations.

The successful candidate will have professional experience in artificial intelligence, machine learning, software engineering or a closely related discipline, together with a strong understanding of cyber security principles. Experience with Python and common machine learning frameworks, data processing libraries, APIs, cloud environments and version control is expected. Knowledge of security monitoring, network protocols, identity and access management, threat intelligence, penetration testing or security information and event management systems would be advantageous. You should be comfortable working with ambiguity, communicating technical concepts to both specialist and non-specialist audiences, and applying responsible AI principles. A methodical approach, strong problem-solving skills, curiosity and a commitment to secure, ethical technology development are essential.