Intelligence that operates already sees what happens in cities, command centers and cargo chains. Someone has to think rigorously about where it helps, where it should not go and how it is used without losing human control. That is the job.
The role
- Define where intelligence helps in security and defense and where it should not go.
- Turn the sector's operational reality into concrete problems the product solves.
- Write the rules of use: what a person decides, what gets logged and what is never allowed.
- Support security clients from diagnosis to operation.
Your first 90 days
- Day 30
You learn the platform, computer vision and Nuvnext's governance.
- Day 60
You deliver a map of the sector's problems with priority and judgment.
- Day 90
You bring the strategy to a real client and into the governance the client reads.
Stack and tools
Nuvnext platformComputer visionGovernance documents
What we look for
Must have
- Experience in public or private security, defense or civil protection.
- You think in systems: actors, incentives, risks and consequences.
- You write precisely and defend a position with arguments.
- You put human control and the law ahead of what technology allows.
Nice to have
- Background in international relations, political science, security studies, or a military or police career.
- Having worked with command centers or operational intelligence.
What working here is like
What you build goes into products that operate real organizations. You work directly with the founders, with no layers between your code and production, under the same rule we give the intelligence: a person signs what is critical.