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Crisis Management Centre (CMC) Analyst

ISS Facility Services UK · London, Greater London

Type
Full-time
Posted
19 days ago

Overview

Your incident command and crisis management experience from policing translates directly to this CMC Analyst role.

About this role

Crisis Management Centre (CMC) Analyst

Contract: Banking

Hours of work: 48 per week

We are recruiting for a Crisis Management Centre (CMC) Analyst to join the Crisis Management team of one of the world's most prestigious financial institutions based in the City of London.

Job Description

Working as part of a dedicated team covering Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), a CMC Analyst primarily monitors and responds to security incidents, both internal (e.g. facilities issues impacting operations) and external (e.g. security and geopolitical events). This involves working under pressure to deliver precise and timely escalation and communication.

Secondary responsibilities include geopolitical risk analysis, threat intelligence, travel security, business continuity, investigations, and information management.

This is an opportunity to join a best-in-class Crisis Management function, gain exposure to global incidents, and develop specialist skills in crisis response, intelligence and operational resilience in the corporate security sector.

Working Pattern

This is a business-critical 24/7 operation operating on a rotating six-week shift pattern.

Candidates will be required to work a combination of 8-hour and 12-hour day shifts, and 12-hour night shifts throughout the year, including weekends and public holidays, and to cover for colleagues during holiday, sickness, etc.

Key Responsibilities

  • Crisis & Incident Management: Preparing for, escalating, responding to, and recovering from incidents in line with established guidelines; involves strategic planning, real-time decision-making, multitasking, and clear communication under pressure.
  • Intelligence & OSINT Analysis: Collecting, evaluating, and interpreting information from diverse sources, including via OSINT, to identify patterns and trends for risk analysis and threat intelligence.
  • Security: Safeguarding the organisation's people and assets, and information by working closely with Building Security to manage onsite incidents.
  • Travel Security: Assessing and mitigating risks for business travellers; includes tracking high-risk travel, monitoring global threats, and responding to incidents.
  • Business Continuity / Operational Resilience: Ensuring the organisation's ability to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruptive events to maintain critical service delivery.

Professional and Personal Competencies/Qualifications

We are looking for an individual who is skilled in intelligence analysis, remains calm under pressure, and is able to adapt in a fast-paced work environment.

Essential Criteria

  • Higher education and/or professional experience in one of the following fields: security, international relations, intelligence, law enforcement, military or business resilience.
  • Strong understanding of geopolitics, international security, and current affairs in the EMEA region.
  • Willingness and ability to quickly learn and apply new technical tools and processes to support real-time incident response and operational decision-making.
  • High-level written and verbal communication skills tailored to various audiences and circumstances.
  • Excellent MS Office, IT, and social media skills.
  • Ability to operate in high-pressure or crisis situations in a calm and efficient manner.
  • Strong knowledge of open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools, techniques, and platforms.
  • Eligibility to work in the UK.

Desirable

  • Experience within a Security Operations Centre (SOC), GSOC or Crisis Management environment.
  • Master's degree in Intelligence Studies, Security Studies or International Relations.
  • In-depth regional knowledge of EMEA or areas within it, especially Middle East or Western Europe.
  • Additional languages relevant to EMEA.

The Company

ISS is a global leader in workplace and facilities management, helping organisations create environments where people and businesses can thrive. We partner with clients across sectors - from healthcare to finance - to deliver smart, sustainable solutions that improve everyday experiences.

We’re proud to be an inclusive employer, committed to diversity, wellbeing, and supporting the Armed Forces community.

As a Disability Confident employer, we’re committed to making our recruitment process accessible. If you require any adjustments, please contact our Resourcing Team - we’ll be happy to support you.

Join ISS and be part of something bigger.

About risk & resilience roles for ex-police

Risk management, business continuity and emergency-planning roles. Contingency planning, threat assessment and multi-agency coordination experience from policing is directly transferable.

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Why this fits a police background — match score 88/100

  • Intelligence & OSINT
  • Incident command & response
  • Investigative casework
  • Multi-agency & police liaison
  • Security operations

What risk & resilience roles pay ex-police

Advertised UK ranges, editorial estimates reviewed July 2026

Resilience / BC analyst£35,000–£48,000
Business continuity / resilience manager£50,000–£70,000
Crisis management lead£65,000–£85,000
Head of resilience£80,000–£110,000+
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