OSINT Intelligence Analyst - National Security (TS/SCI)

TRM Labs specializes in blockchain intelligence to help combat crypto-related financial crimes, promoting a safer financial ecosystem globally.

TRM Labs

United States only

TRM Labs is seeking a skilled OSINT Intelligence Analyst to develop and validate cutting-edge open-source intelligence capabilities. This role involves designing and executing investigation scenarios, evaluating tools, and contributing to national security contexts. The ideal candidate will have experience analyzing blockchain data and collaborating effectively with technical teams.

Requirements

Proven OSINT expertise
Tool evaluation and technical fluency
Strong written communication skills
Collaboration and stakeholder engagement
Adaptability to evolving threats
AI/LLM fluency
Active TS/SCI clearance (Polygraph or willingness to upgrade preferred)

Benefits

Leadership Principles
Impact-Oriented Trailblazer
Master Craftsperson
Inspiring Colleague
Thrive as a Global Team

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About the job

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Oct 13, 2025

Posted on

Aug 14, 2025

Job type

Full Time

Experience level

Mid-level

Location requirements

United States

Hiring timezones

United States +/- 0 hours

Job categories

Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst Threat Intelligence Analyst Product Security Intelligence Specialist Defense Intelligence Analyst

Skills

OSINT Tool Evaluation Written Communication Collaboration Stakeholder Engagement Communication Adaptability Polygraph Blockchain TS SCI Clearance

About TRM Labs

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We’re building a safer financial system for billions of people. We blend blockchain data with advanced analytics to help financial institutions and governments fight fraud, money laundering, and financial crime. We believe cryptocurrency will democratize financial services for the world. This will lead to both greater access to existing financial services and a Cambrian explosion of new financial products.

The result will be a more open, efficient, and interconnected global financial system. This will benefit people around the world — from an unbanked migrant worker in the US, to a shop owner in Venezuela, to a teenager in Japan who starts saving with in-game digital assets. Crypto will also introduce new global risks. The same properties that make it a force for good – decentralized, programmable, and having instantaneous value transfer— can also make it susceptible to financial crime and fraud, which can harm our financial system at unprecedented speed and scale.