OSINT Analyst – Remote Full‑Time

About the role

We are looking for a highly skilled Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Analyst to investigate, map, and assess the complete online presence of individuals. The role focuses on uncovering publicly available information across the open web, social platforms, forums, data breaches, and obscure OSINT sources to identify risks, vulnerabilities, impersonations, and potential threats.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive digital‑footprint investigations using OSINT tools, social‑media analysis, public records, and breach‑data platforms.
• Identify all known and unknown profiles, aliases, usernames, accounts, historical content, images, affiliations, and personal identifiers.
• Analyze online activity for privacy risks, exposure of sensitive information, and potential exploitation points.
• Detect impersonation accounts, fraudulent profiles, targeted harassment, reputation risks, and social‑engineering exposure.
• Assess surface‑web, deep‑web, and (when applicable) darknet sources for personal information or threat indicators.
• Produce detailed intelligence reports with findings, risk assessments, and mitigation recommendations.
• Present results to internal teams, executives, or clients while maintaining confidentiality and ethical handling of data.
• Maintain strong OPSEC and stay current with new data sources, investigative techniques, and threat patterns.

Required profile

• 3–5+ years of professional experience in OSINT, open‑source investigations, or related cyber‑security fields.
• Strong investigative instincts, attention to detail, and ability to transform raw data into actionable intelligence.
• Discretion and ethical handling of sensitive personal information.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Required skills

• Proficiency with OSINT tools such as Maltego, SpiderFoot, Skopenow, Pipl, Echosec, Social Links, and OSINT Framework utilities.
• Experience with domain and metadata analysis tools and breach‑data platforms.
• Solid understanding of OPSEC best practices during online investigations.