Key Notes
EMEA threat intelligence combines OSINT, regional networks and vendor reporting to advise Waymo’s European business units and operations. Relevant expertise includes five-plus years in corporate, government or specialist risk intelligence, written intelligence products and stakeholder briefing. This full-time London role follows a hybrid schedule, reports to the Global Threat Intelligence Program Manager and has an expected base salary of £88,000–£92,500.
What You'll Work On
- Produce EMEA event assessments, predictive outlooks and situational briefings against established Priority Intelligence Requirements for Waymo stakeholders.
- Analyse geopolitical developments, regional stability and local threat environments using validated open-source intelligence methods and specialist data.
- Advise London business units and European operations on local security needs for high-profile events and regional activity.
- Maintain regional intelligence networks and evaluate vendor feeds against Waymo’s analytical standards and priority requirements.
Why This Role Matters
- Waymo’s European operations use regional threat assessments to recognise emerging risks to people, assets and market activity when making operational decisions.
- Priority Intelligence Requirements focus analyst and vendor effort on the questions Waymo’s security and business stakeholders need answered across changing EMEA threat environments.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: Relevant experience includes 5+ years as a dedicated intelligence analyst in corporate security, government or specialist risk intelligence.
- Technical: Relevant technical skills include advanced OSINT research, information validation and synthesis capabilities.
- Experience: Relevant experience includes a record of producing threat assessments, risk outlooks and leadership briefings that inform operational decisions.
- Stakeholder: Relevant stakeholder skills include experience briefing cross-functional teams and translating threat information for non-security business units.
- Qualification: Relevant qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in intelligence studies, international relations, political science, global security or another analytical field.
- Preferred: European regional expertise, corporate threat-intelligence leadership and advanced OSINT or AI tooling experience are preferred.