Intelligence, Response Operations Centre Analyst

at  BP

Job Title: Intelligence, Response Operations Centre Analyst
Job Location: Sunbury-on-Thames (Hybrid)
Contract Length: 6 months initial contract with the view to go permanent (Temp-Perm)
Industry: Oil and Energy
Shift pattern: 4 day rotational shifts - First 3 days: 7am - 7pm on site (except weekends) 4th day: 7pm -7am WFH

BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS:

• A team player who works effectively with peers and stakeholders at all levels and can quickly forge productive relationships and build networks
• Cultural awareness and sensitivity and ability to work with global remote teams
• Ability to be agile and proactive and who can articulate information effectively
• Ability to demonstrate an elevated level of diligence, initiative, and accuracy with limited supervision
  We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status

ROLE OVERVIEW:

Working as part of a high-performing intelligence and operational team for a global energy company, an IROC Analyst is required to monitor and report on global and local events and play a vital role in how the company responds to an incident.
You will need to look beyond major media networks to provide advance warning of threats and incidents. We will expect you to independently exploit social media and intelligence sources using tools at your disposal. An IROC analyst will assess events for potential impact to the company’s people, assets and reputation and escalate in accordance with established procedures. You will work closely with ISC global and regional teams to drive down risk for the company, supporting intelligence-led security risk management and crisis response.

WHAT YOU WILL DO:

An IROC analyst will support the production of thematic open-source intelligence reports to monitor current trends and issues relevant to ISC and to support security policy and business objectives. IROC analysts are responsible for the collection, analysis and effective communication of operational intelligence to support security risk management and crisis response. This information supports the intelligence-led decision-making process and incident response.
You will be expected to maintain an active awareness of global events and a strong situational understanding of the potential impacts to the organisation and wider energy sector.
An IROC analyst will be expected to collect, build and interpret multiple data sets and deliver analysis and commentary through report writing and visualisation. Your analysis will drive action and decision making in the organisation.
This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to gain response/intelligence/analytical experience within a global organisation which operates in difficult and challenging environments.