OSINT Analyst (Remote / Tel-Aviv)

About the role

Micron Technology, a global leader in memory and storage solutions, is hiring an OSINT Analyst for a remote position based in Tel-Aviv. The role protects employees and executives from online exposure by researching public information, assessing risks and managing removal requests, and works with Legal, HR, Executive Protection and Security teams.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct proactive and reactive open-source intelligence research to find publicly exposed personal information about Micron employees and executives.
• Assess the severity of exposures and prioritize remediation by risk, threat likelihood and business impact.
• Submit, track and manage removal, de-indexing and suppression requests across search engines, data brokers, people-search platforms and social media.
• Monitor for the reappearance of removed information and run ongoing digital footprint reviews for high-risk individuals.
• Partner with Legal, HR, Executive Protection and Security to investigate credible threats, harassment campaigns and doxxing incidents.
• Maintain detailed case documentation and reports in line with privacy laws and company policy.
• Improve OSINT methods, monitoring and reporting metrics.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, Cybersecurity or a related field, or equivalent education and experience.
• 5+ years of experience in OSINT, investigations, threat assessment, corporate security or a related field.
• Prior experience in military, law enforcement, intelligence community or comparable investigative environments.
• Knowledge of privacy regulations and personal data removal processes such as CCPA and GDPR.
• Strong written communication and proven discretion with sensitive information.

Required skills

• Demonstrated knowledge of OSINT tools, research methodologies, data broker ecosystems and search engine indexing.
• Preferred: executive protection, insider threat or corporate security experience, certifications such as OCA or CFE, and experience with digital risk protection or online monitoring platforms.