Dayana Amorim

I am a Brazilian Military Police professional with over 15 years of experience in special operations, strategic and operational planning, criminal intelligence, OSINT, risk assessment, and crisis management.

My career includes direct participation in elite tactical operations, mission planning and coordination, organized crime response, emergency operations management, and interagency collaboration. I have experience leading specialized teams, analyzing complex operational scenarios, assessing threats, and supporting evidence-based decisions in high-pressure environments.

My expertise also includes intelligence gathering, open-source investigations, quantitative and qualitative data analysis, operational performance monitoring, KPI development, and strategic reporting. I have worked in integrated command and control environments, coordinating resources, communications, and operational responses across multiple agencies.

In addition to my military background, I have experience as a police tactics instructor and International Human Rights instructor, with knowledge applicable to operational ethics, human rights, and International Humanitarian Law-related analysis.

I hold a postgraduate specialization in Strategic Healthcare Management and am currently pursuing a medical degree. I am also an active scientific researcher with six publications and conference presentations, including research involving epidemiological data analysis, public health, and crisis management.

I am interested in remote international opportunities involving military operations analysis, defense research, intelligence analysis, OSINT, risk intelligence, security operations, strategic planning, and AI training and evaluation projects requiring specialized military and analytical expertise.

I bring operational experience, analytical discipline, research capabilities, and a strong commitment to accuracy, confidentiality, and evidence-based decision-making.