Apac Intel Supervisor

APAC Security Control Center (ASCC) Intel Supervisor

**Job Description**:
The APAC Security Control Center (ASCC) is responsible for supporting emergency and non-emergency events,

researching regional and global affairs, incoming call mitigation, event dispatching and emergency notification

services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

In an emergency situation, the ASCC directs and coordinates regional security assistance and support by

providing technical and advisory assistance for the performance of essential operational services; the issuance

of warnings of risks and hazards, dissemination of employee information, as well as serving as the central

communication intake point for Global Security in APAC.

Personnel who work in the ASCC must be able to exercise critical thinking and sound judgment to facilitate

communications and solutions to impacted personnel and their impacted business leadership; communicate

accurately and efficiently with the highest-level executives; problem solve a variety of potential hazards and

crisis to ensure effective warnings are communicated. This role will be the first line of the tactical intelligence

function and crisis response initiative that enhances the situational awareness and operational readiness of the

Global Security Operations (GSO) leadership and the outputs of the ASCC.

The ASCC Intel Analyst role is a highly motivated and capable analyst who can work well under pressure, in a

high-performance environment that is fast-paced, and dynamic. The analyst role will be required to identify

and assess risks that have the potential to impact business operations.

Roles and Responsibilities:

- Ensure all functions of the APAC Security Control Center are carried out in an efficient and effective

manner whilst providing maximum security support.
- Tracking and analyzing emerging regional threats, contextualizing those threats specific to company assets

and personnel, and producing intelligence analysis to inform company stakeholders.
- Providing high level risk assessments, situational updates, and intel support to the Regional Security team.
- Actively threat hunt for risk events that may adversely impact the Company’s people, assets and

reputation at the tactical level - with particular emphasis on indicators and warnings requiring a physical

security response.
- They will remain abreast of threat developments across the region, on a daily basis, and use that

knowledge to proactively identify areas of concern to, giving advance warning to facilitate decisionmaking.
- Working with internal and external intelligence partners on information collection, analysis, and best

practice benchmarking.

limited to geopolitical and reputational risk, terrorism, social and political activism, political stability,

crime/fraud, economic uncertainty, cultural trends, and cyber security as they relate to regional business

operations.
- Conducting analysis of political, security, operational, and macro-economic risks across APAC.
- Ability to perform well and maintain a high degree of professionalism and service on a routine basis,

during emergency situations or under extreme pressure.
- Coordinate the daily development and dissemination of intelligence and operationally based reports to

support our Global Security and regional business partners. Producing comprehensive intelligence

assessments and updates on rapidly developing situations.
- Communicate effectively relevant analysis to the ASCC and regional intelligence teams.
- Report directly to the ASCC Manager and work in a team of other ASCC Supervisors, Specialists, and a

Security Systems Supervisor.
- Support development of policy, procedures and protocols for future ASCC operational and technological

integrations.
- Perform other duties as assigned by ASCC Management staff or other APAC Global Security management.

Basic Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, Strategic/Security Studies, Political Science, Business or a related

discipline, or any closely related field of study

2-3 years’ experience working in intelligence and/or a security operations center

Thinking critically and writing quickly, concisely, and persuasively, demonstrating strong oral communication

and presentation skills.

The ability to receive and relay direction, and have ability to multi-task and coordinate several incidents at once

Strong service/interpersonal skills especially during times of crisis

Strong interest and familiarity with international current events

Ability to make critical decisions, prioritize issues and initiate appropriate response with mínimal supervision

Sense of urgency in a 24/7 work environment for quick response to critical developing issues

A flexible approach to variable working hours is essential

Preferred Qualifications

Master’s degree in International Relations, Strategic/Security Studies, Political Science, Business or a related

discipline, or any closely rela