The Security Strategy Research Institute of Japan
About US
The Security Strategy Research Institute of Japan (SSRI) was established on July 17, 2019. Its predecessor was the Center for Security Strategic Studies (SSRC) established in 2006. The purpose of the institute is to conduct research on the international security environment, military situation, and security strategy related to Japan. By widely disseminating the results to the public and fostering human resources related to security and defense, we are contributing to strengthening Japan’s security and defense.
Role Overview
We are seeking a highly skilled Security & Terrorism Risk Analyst to assess and monitor the security landscape of Nigeria/Mali. The role focuses on terrorism threats, political violence, and broader security risks, delivering actionable intelligence to guide client decisions on investment and cooperation.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct a detailed analysis of terrorism threats, extremist groups, and security dynamics in Nigeria/Mali
Monitor ongoing security incidents, conflict developments, and threat trends
Assess risks related to political instability, insurgency, and organized violence
Produce risk assessments, intelligence briefs, and client-facing reports
Track government counterterrorism policies and security measures
Develop country risk profiles and scenario analyses
Required Qualifications
Professional experience and knowledge in Security Studies, International Relations, Political Science, Criminology, or a related field.
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
Knowledge of terrorism, insurgency, and security risk frameworks
Experience in intelligence analysis, risk consultancy, or related fields