As a Geopolitical Risk Analyst, You will be expected to monitor political and regulatory developments, assess country and city-level risks, produce executive-ready briefs, and provide actionable recommendations for decision-makers. We need you to : 1.Monitoring & Early Warning: Build and maintain risk dashboards and thresholds using OSINT, commercial intelligence, and internal signals; issue timely alerts and concise situation reports. 2.Geopolitics & Regulatory Assessment: Track elections, policy shifts, sanctions (e.g., UN/US/EU/UK), and regulatory changes; evaluate implications for payments networks, partners, and operations, with clear options and next steps. 3.Country/Regional Risk Profiles: Deliver periodic country/city risk assessments, quarterly/annual trend reports, and deep dives (e.g. cross-border data, critical infrastructure, social stability, terrorism). 4.Scenarios & Exercises: Develop most-likely/worst-case scenarios with impact/likelihood matrices; run tabletop exercises; codify SOPs/runbooks. 5.Crisis Support: Provide decision support during major incidents; contribute to incident summaries and after-action reviews in partnership with Global Security, BCM, Public Policy, Legal, and Compliance. 6.Travel & Event Security: Produce site assessments and pre-trip briefs for executives, client events, and market activations.

1.Experience working in government diplomatic departments, international organizations (e.g., the United Nations, the European Union, the European Council, the European Parliament), and other institutions. 2.In-depth familiarity with the electoral, parliamentary, and legal systems of countries such as the UK, Germany, and France, and expertise in producing forward-looking analytical reports. 3.Working knowledge of sanctions/regulatory frameworks (UN/EU/UK/UN) and how they affect operations, partners, and market entry. 4.Excellent English communication (written and verbal); additional languages(e.g. Mandarin) are a plus.