OSINT Change Delivery Manager
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Job description
As an OSINT practitioner with project and change management expertise, you'll enable a Defence Intelligence capability ranging from client requirements capture and solution identification to capability integration and compliance. This is a customer-facing role where your work will directly support UK Defence and national security priorities. You'll join a collaborative team where your experience, skills and curiosity are nurtured through structured development, mentoring and hands-on delivery., * Use your OSINT experience to provide day to day direct support that will enhance intelligence operations.
- Engage directly with the MOD client to understand requirements and deliver tailored solutions.
- Capture processes, ways of working and workflows to realise business benefit.
- Engage directly with existing MOD Contractors and commercial third parties to understand OSINT capabilities, horizon scan and develop integration pathways.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support project delivery and innovation.
- Produce clear documentation for expert and non-expert stakeholders.
Requirements
- Expertise in Open-Source Intelligence collection, processing and analysis.
- Experience across the OSINT collection-processing-exploitation lifecycle (public or commercial sector).
- Certified Agile PM (or equivalent).
- Excellent written/verbal communication, public speaking and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
- Eligible for UK DV security clearance (or currently holding DV). (See Security & Residency.), * Strong foundation in data analysis, statistics and visualisation.
- Certified Scrum Master or Change Management experience.
- Fluent in Power BI.
- Experienced in the application of systems thinking and organisational design.
- Experience working in Defence, National Security and/or Government.
Security & Residency
This role requires eligibility for UK Developed Vetting (DV) due to frequent access to sensitive Defence information. Applicants should normally have been resident in the UK for the past ~10 years to enable meaningful checks; a lack of full UK residency is not automatically a bar but may affect eligibility. We will sponsor the appropriate clearance for the successful candidate. Right to work in the UK is required.
If a specific client site genuinely mandates UK nationality for this appointment, we'll clarify this for shortlisted candidates. Any such requirement is applied solely to comply with national-security obligations and client policy.
Benefits & conditions
- A competitive salary based upon experience.
- Opportunities to work on high-priority UK Government, real-world projects.
- Inclusive and collaborative culture with a focus on innovation and continuous learning.
- Flexible benefits covering health, wellbeing, EV car scheme, pension scheme, 25 days paid holiday.
- MAIAR actively supports Reservists, Veterans, and the wider Armed Forces community through flexible policies and a commitment to their valuable contribution.