Meta Are Hiring Intelligence Analysts

They really think they run the world! Here's part of the job description:

Grade 1 Fusion Analyst - EMEA

Job Overview:

As a Grade 1 Intelligence Analyst, you will play a senior role within the Fusion Operations Core Intelligence team, leading on threat-hunting to proactively identify flags that may impact Meta's people, assets and reputation.

​​Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

-Leads with threat hunting for events or indicators of concerns that may have personal safety or business continuity ramifications with support from Grade 2 and 3 analysts

-Informs Partnerships and Operations Manager of any developing trends in the EMEA region, relevant to Global Security and Cross-Functional partners

-Issues intelligence briefings to key partners in Global Security and Cross-Functional stakeholder meetings

-Collates and produces concise, accurate, error-free texts to support individual projects

-Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Regional leads, Program leads and Regional GSOC Management team

This is the company that owns FaceBook, WhatsApp and InstaGram.

See https://findajob.dwp.gov.uk/details/14739771

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