Produce and own strategic intelligence assessments. Research, analyse, and produce finished intelligence products, from short-form updates to substantive assessments, on topics including defence and security developments, critical infrastructure, geopolitical risk, and environmental or humanitarian events. Products must be clear, well-sourced, and calibrated to the confidence level the evidence supports.

Exploit satellite data as a primary source. Interpret satellite imagery and change-detection outputs as a foundation for your analysis. Integrate satellite collection with OSINT, open technical signals, and customer-provided data to build a multi-layered intelligence picture.

Apply technical collection tradecraft. Bring depth from your background in IMINT, OSINT, SIGINT, or ELINT to enrich analysis with technical rigour, understanding what collection can and cannot tell you, identifying signatures, and recognising anomalies that non-specialist analysts would miss.

Build and lead the Ukraine intelligence team. Recruit, onboard, and mentor analysts as the function grows. Assign and quality-check the team's work;  set the analytical workplan and priorities.

Maintain regional and thematic expertise. Develop and sustain deep knowledge of priority regions and topics for a customer base in Ukraine, tracking developments, building source networks, and keeping your team's analysis grounded in the current context.

Own analytical standards. Define and uphold quality standards for intelligence products across the Ukraine team, contributing to the development of analytical tradecraft across the wider organisation. Peer-review your team's work and provide structured feedback.

Represent the intelligence function. Act as the primary point of contact for Ukrainian government, defence, and institutional stakeholders on intelligence products and requirements.