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You will own the agenda, the output, and the people. From sanctions evasion and dark fleet activity to live geopolitical events – Iran, the Red Sea, the Strait of Hormuz, the Russian shadow fleet – MIOC analysis is read by senior decision-makers in Israel and abroad, and increasingly drives the public narrative around maritime intelligence. You will continue to build the team, set the priorities, and make sure every report we publish raises the bar.

You will sit at the intersection of intelligence operations, product, and go-to-market – partnering closely with Product, R&D on tooling and platform requirements, with Marketing on the content engine, and with global subsidiaries to enable their cleared and in-market analytical work.

Core Responsibilities

1. Own and Operate the MIOC

Lead the Maritime Intelligence Operations Center end-to-end: people, process, output quality, and operational tempo.
Run an intelligence-grade operation capable of responding to breaking maritime and geopolitical events on demand.
Set the standards for tradecraft, sourcing, review, and quality control that make MIOC products trusted by the most demanding consumers.
2. Own the Intelligence Agenda

Define what MIOC researches and why – aligned to customer demand signals, geopolitical priorities, and strategic narrative.
Prioritize across recurring products (daily/weekly intelligence, situation rooms, deep-dive analyses) and event-driven rapid response.
Set the analytical methodology: sources, models, confidence levels, and how findings are corroborated and communicated.
3. Build Capacity – Hiring, Training, and Tradecraft

Recruit, develop, and retain a senior team of maritime, geopolitical, and intelligence analysts.
Build the training curriculum, career paths, and quality bar for analysts.
Scale the organization responsibly as demand grows – across functions, geographies, and time zones.