Senior Intelligence Analyst – National Security

About this role

Role Title: Senior Intelligence Analyst – National Security
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
micro1 is seeking experienced Senior Intelligence Analysts to contribute their expertise to an AI training and evaluation project focused on national security, intelligence analysis, and government decision-making. We are particularly interested in professionals with current or previous experience within civilian intelligence agencies, such as the CIA, NSA, MI6/SIS, GCHQ, or equivalent national intelligence organizations.
Scope of Work

• Evaluate AI-generated intelligence assessments and national security scenarios for accuracy, realism, and analytical quality.

• Review and validate intelligence reports, threat assessments, and strategic analyses.

• Identify gaps, unsupported conclusions, inconsistencies, and analytical biases in AI-generated content.

• Assess the credibility of intelligence sources, analytical reasoning, and communication of uncertainty.

• Provide structured feedback to improve AI-generated intelligence assessments and decision-making scenarios.

• Review and refine scenario-based materials reflecting realistic intelligence and national security challenges.

Preferred Qualifications

• Current or previous professional experience within a civilian intelligence agency, particularly in intelligence analysis, threat assessment, or national security.

• Expertise in strategic intelligence, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, geopolitical analysis, or national security threats.

• Experience producing or reviewing intelligence assessments, analytical reports, or briefings for government decision-makers.

• Strong understanding of intelligence analysis methodologies, source evaluation, analytical tradecraft, and relevant agency procedures.

• Excellent analytical reasoning, critical thinking, and written communication skills.

• Ability to evaluate complex information and communicate findings clearly and objectively.

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