Intelligence Data Analyst

Flexible Working During your initial 9‑month training period, you'll need to commit to full‑time hours, Monday to Friday (37 hours per week). After this period you may be able to adjust your hours. We offer flexitime, part‑time, job‑share and compressed hours.

Please note, due to the nature of the work, this role is fully office‑based. Take a moment to reflect on what’s brought you here – maybe it’s your need to know more? Or your desire to explore something new in your career?

Either way, you’ve already shown you’ve got the kind of curiosity we look for in an Intelligence Data Analyst. About the Role As an Intelligence Data Analyst, you’ll have privileged insight, supporting real world‑events and seeing behind the news headlines as you work. Using bespoke technology, you’ll gather information from different sources and use your analytical skills to make sense of it.

It’s like putting together a puzzle, with pieces scattered across the digital landscape. Sometimes you’ll discover the answer you’re looking for. Other times, you’ll have to go down a few rabbit holes to find out more; but that’s where the excitement lies.

It’s an exciting opportunity to work in a rapidly changing technological environment, where no two days are the same. Whether you’re switching careers or just starting out, your skills and potential are what we value here. That’s why we provide a comprehensive training and development programme led by tutors and mentors.

Once this training period is complete, you’ll have the option of flexible hours, so you can shape work around your life. Qualifications You don’t need a degree, or any previous experience to apply for this role. All that’s needed is a Level 2 (GCSE‑equivalent) qualification in English Language and Maths at Grade 4/C or above.

Why Join Us? Be part of a team that has helped prevent multiple terrorist attacks in a single year, responded to a major North Korean cyber‑attack, and whose intelligence has strengthened Ukraine’s cyber capabilities. You’ll contribute to vital work at GCHQ, protecting the UK from threats including serious organised crime, terrorism, and cyber‑attacks, and working closely with MI5 and MI6.

Locations This role can be done in a choice of locations, including working with the National Cyber Force (NCF) in Samlesbury. Established in 2020, the NCF is responsible for operating in and through cyberspace to counter, disrupt and contest those who would do harm to the UK or its allies, to keep the country safe and protect and promote the UK’s interests at home and abroad. While the existence of NCF is not a secret, its people are, and discretion is vital. #J-18808-Ljbffr