Resolver Careers

Description

The Role
We're looking for a Specialist Analyst to strengthen our Child Safety expertise. This is a role for someone who wants their work to have a direct, real-world impact on child safety — with the depth of experience to work independently, mentor others, and act as a vertical specialist for our clients.
Key Responsibilities
● Detect, investigate and analyse online threats involving child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming behaviours and child exploitation, using OSINT techniques and, where relevant, personas — with limited supervision.
● Translate unstructured open-source intelligence into clear, well-structured, timely intelligence reports for clients and, where appropriate, law enforcement partners.
● Track evolving language, coded terms and evasive tactics used by bad actors across messaging apps and closed groups.
● Deliver small-scale training programmes and 1:1 training for new recruits; coach and mentor colleagues within the vertical.
● Organise and prioritise content delivery for a small team working across time zones; write clear handover notes and meeting outcomes.
● Look ahead of emerging risks for clients, proactively directing colleagues towards subjects of interest.
● Act as a liaison for clients as a child protection specialist, attending calibration calls as required.
● Provide rapid, high-quality analytical support during urgent safety incidents or emerging trend spikes.
● Investigate and propose process or workflow improvements based on best practice.
Requirements & Qualifications
● Demonstrable knowledge and experience in the online child safety/risk space, ideally with subject matter depth in child endangerment.
● A genuine interest in online safety and commitment to proactively researching new trends and areas of risk.
● Experience in a research, safeguarding, intelligence or similar role — data collection, analysis or intelligence operations across law enforcement, NGOs or major tech platforms is valuable.
● Excellent research and report-writing skills, critical thinking, and attention to detail; fluent English and a degree-level qualification or equivalent experience.
● High emotional resilience and discretion — this role involves regular exposure to distressing material and requires strict adherence to confidentiality protocols.
● Ability to prioritise and manage deadlines across multiple cases; creativity and flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances.
● Familiarity with OSINT tooling; SQL/Python or data manipulation skills are a plus but not required.
Working hours are Monday to Friday daytime with weekend rotation as required. We operate Hybrid Office working, with 2 days a week in the office.