National Security Secretariat is hiring a
Senior Intelligence Analyst
New today on TCIJobFinder, first added Mon 19 Oct 2026- Location
- Providenciales
- Salary
- $75.4k/yr
- Closing date
- Sun 1 Nov 2026
- Employment
- Not stated
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PURPOSE OF ROLE
The National Security Secretariat of the Turks and Caicos Islands is seeking a highly skilled Senior Intelligence Analyst to support national security decision-making at the highest levels of government. This role is central to identifying, assessing, and communicating threats and risks impacting the safety, stability, and sovereignty of the Turks and Caicos Islands. The successful candidate will lead intelligence analysis efforts across a range of priority security areas, including transnational crime, border security, maritime threats, financial crime, and regional geopolitical developments. The position requires sound judgment, discretion, and the ability to translate complex intelligence into actionable advice for senior government officials.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the intelligence cycle, including direction, collection coordination, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence products
- Integrate intelligence and data from multiple sources, including law enforcement, border control, regional partners, and open-source information to produce strategic intelligence assessments to inform national security policy and operations
- Coordinate intelligence-sharing across agencies and partners, primarily facilitation of the Intelligence Working Group (IWG)
- Ensure intelligence products meet accuracy, relevance, and timeliness standards
- Monitor and analyse threats to the national security of the Turks and Caicos Islands, inclusive of organized crime, illegal migration, human trafficking, narcotics trafficking, and financial crimes
- Provide timely briefings and written reports to the Permanent Secretary, National Security Council and the national security apparatus, Cabinet, and other stakeholders
- Develop and apply structured analytical techniques to ensure objectivity and rigor in intelligence assessments
- Identify intelligence gaps and recommend collection priorities
- Support crisis response and incident management with rapid intelligence assessments
- Build and maintain effective partnerships with local, regional, and international security agencies
- Develop and refine analytical frameworks, methodologies, and tools
- Develop and maintain a structured repository for intelligence and data received by the
Primary functions of the role include (but not limited too)
- Threat Detection
- Coordination and Response
- Risk Assessment
- Policy Development
- Communication
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Intelligence and/or Security Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Data Analytics, or a related field.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in government, military, law enforcement, or corporate intelligence environments.
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GOVERNMENT VACANCY JOB TITLE: Senior Intelligence Analyst MINISTRY: National Security Secretariat LOCATION: Providenciales
PURPOSE OF ROLE
The National Security Secretariat of the Turks and Caicos Islands is seeking a highly skilled Senior Intelligence Analyst to support national security decision-making at the highest levels of government. This role is central to identifying, assessing, and communicating threats and risks impacting the safety, stability, and sovereignty of the Turks and Caicos Islands. The successful candidate will lead intelligence analysis efforts across a range of priority security areas, including transnational crime, border security, maritime threats, financial crime, and regional geopolitical developments. The position requires sound judgment, discretion, and the ability to translate complex intelligence into actionable advice for senior government officials.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the intelligence cycle, including direction, collection coordination, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence products
- Integrate intelligence and data from multiple sources, including law enforcement, border control, regional partners, and open-source information to produce strategic intelligence assessments to inform national security policy and operations
- Coordinate intelligence-sharing across agencies and partners, primarily facilitation of the Intelligence Working Group (IWG)
- Ensure intelligence products meet accuracy, relevance, and timeliness standards
- Monitor and analyse threats to the national security of the Turks and Caicos Islands, inclusive of organized crime, illegal migration, human trafficking, narcotics trafficking, and financial crimes
- Provide timely briefings and written reports to the Permanent Secretary, National Security Council and the national security apparatus, Cabinet, and other stakeholders
- Develop and apply structured analytical techniques to ensure objectivity and rigor in intelligence assessments
- Identify intelligence gaps and recommend collection priorities
- Support crisis response and incident management with rapid intelligence assessments
- Build and maintain effective partnerships with local, regional, and international security agencies
- Develop and refine analytical frameworks, methodologies, and tools
- Develop and maintain a structured repository for intelligence and data received by the
National Security Secretariat
- Monitor geopolitical, security, economic, or industry-specific developments that could have implications for the TCI or Caribbean region
- Ensure intelligence products meet accuracy, relevance, and timeliness standards
- Liaise with regional and international partners to support collaborative intelligence efforts.
- Any other related duties.
Primary functions of the role include (but not limited too)
- Threat Detection
- Coordination and Response
- Risk Assessment
- Policy Development
- Communication
QUALIFICATIONS and EXPERIENCE
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Intelligence and/or Security Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Data Analytics, or a related field.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in government, military, law enforcement, or corporate intelligence environments.
Experience
- A demonstrable background either in National Security or a strategic security-related environment;
- A proven track record in delivering at pace, particularly in high-level outcomes which required a significant degree of engagement with stakeholders;
- Collaborating and partnering with people, including with external stakeholders with different objectives;
- 5–10+ years of experience in intelligence analysis, risk analysis, or a related discipline
Salary
Grade 9.1 $75,363.00 per annum