Protective Intelligence & Threat Analyst

The impact you’ll make

As a Protective Intelligence & Threat Analyst at Lam, you will play a critical role in helping to turn open-source intelligence into actionable tasks that protect Lam’s people, assets, and brand.

This is both a protective intelligence and threat analysis position.

You’ll need familiarity with established methodologies and frameworks in the intelligence space, know how to evaluate and analyze information to make it valuable for our stakeholders, and maintain broad situational awareness of threats that may affect Lam’s global footprint.

This role sits at the intersection of intelligence, investigations, and security operations and will require an individual who is a self-starter and comfortable operating across multiple teams.

Specifically, a key priority of this position will be to work side by side with Lam’s security managers across the globe and support their regions in assessing risk, identifying physical threats, supporting travel risk management, and more.

The perfect candidate will be highly analytical, skilled at threat hunting, have familiarity with OSINT tools, have working knowledge supporting corporate security investigations, and comfortable operating in a fluid environment.

in the open-source intelligence space, protective intelligence, and investigations is highly value-add.

This is not a cyber-threat intelligence position, although you will work collaboratively with cyber colleagues as necessary.

What you’ll do

• Threat Monitoring and Collection: monitor OSINT, social media, and dark web platforms for risks; evaluate concerning findings and present analyzed intelligence to peers, stakeholders, and leadership, as necessary; monitor global news, geopolitical shifts, and local events affecting safety.
• Threat Assessment and Investigation: support security managers in investigative matters; evaluate persons of interest and investigate violent or disruptive threats; assist in risk-based intelligence assessments on corporate sites and/or personnel.
• Operational Support and Briefings: deliver actionable intelligence products and briefings; recommend proactive risk mitigation strategies for travel and facilities; coordinate with Security Control Centers (SCCs) during active incidents.