Senior Threat Intelligence Consultant

About NVISO Security

NVISO is committed to safeguarding European society against critical cyber threats by providing expert cybersecurity services to both private and governmental clients, aiding their preparation, prevention, detection, and response to cyber incidents. Our work culture is anchored by four core values: Pride, Innovation, Care, and Transparency.

Role Overview

As a Senior Threat Intelligence Consultant based in Germany, you will play an integral role in NVISO’s Threat Intelligence team. Collaborating with colleagues regionally and globally, you will deliver comprehensive threat intelligence solutions that enhance our clients' understanding of their cyber threat environment and enable proactive and effective threat responses.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver sophisticated threat intelligence outputs spanning strategic, operational, and tactical requirements.
• Create insightful reports including threat landscapes, adversary profiling, campaign analysis, and sector-specific intelligence briefs.
• Conduct ongoing surveillance of open, deep, and dark web platforms to detect potential threats and vulnerabilities.
• Provide actionable intelligence to support incident response activities, helping to contextualize cyber attacks.
• Collaborate with Managed Detection & Response and Red Team units by supplying relevant intelligence for attack simulation and threat hunting.
• Engage in intelligence-driven security evaluations, such as TIBER-EU and TLPT exercises, aiding scenario design and intelligence documentation.
• Assist in capability development initiatives, including threat intelligence maturity appraisal and model implementation.
• Communicate intelligence findings effectively during client meetings and team discussions.
• Work closely with team members to uphold quality standards and enhance threat intelligence processes.

Candidate Profile

• Must hold citizenship of one of the 32 NATO member nations or Austria.
• Possess between 2 and 5 years of professional experience, with 1 to 3 years focused on cyber threat intelligence or a related cybersecurity discipline.
• Proven hands-on involvement with multiple threat intelligence formats such as strategic, operational, or tactical analyses.
• Familiarity with intelligence-led assessments (TIBER-EU, TLPT) is advantageous.
• In-depth understanding of threat actors, attacker methodologies, frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK, and the intelligence lifecycle.
• Experience in researching and monitoring across open, deep, and dark web environments.
• Capable of managing assigned tasks independently while collaborating effectively on large-scale projects.
• Excellent analytical abilities, combined with strong report writing skills to produce well-structured and high-caliber deliverables.
• Fluent in both German and English (C1+ level), essential for client-facing engagement in the DACH region.

Work Schedule and Travel

• Standard office hours apply, with some flexibility during active client projects and incident response scenarios.
• Travel estimated at approximately 10% within Germany, Austria, and Switzerland for on-site meetings and workshops.

Benefits Package

• Opportunity to collaborate with leading cybersecurity experts, including multiple SANS instructors and conference speakers.
• An annual training budget of EUR 10,000 plus ten days dedicated to professional development over two years.
• Competitive gross yearly salary ranging from EUR 69,000 to EUR 87,228, dependent on experience.
• Frequent team-building events fostering a vibrant work environment.
• Personal coaching support focused on career growth and well-being.
• Flexible work arrangements including the option to work remotely within EU member states.
• Additional perks such as business bike leasing, BahnCard 50 first class, public transport passes or wellness memberships.
• Thirty vacation days per year.
• Company-sponsored pension scheme.
• Modern office spaces in Frankfurt and Munich featuring recreational amenities like BBQ stations, table soccer, and table tennis.

Application Guidelines and AI Use Policy

Please note that while minor AI-assisted improvements (e.g., spell-checking) in application documents are acceptable, fully AI-generated submissions without personal modification are not permitted. Use of NVISO data or documents with third-party AI tools is prohibited. Applications deemed to lack genuine personal input may be disqualified to maintain fairness and authenticity in recruitment.