Security Data & Geographic System Superintendent

PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE The Security Data & Geographic Superintendent is responsible for the collection, structuring, analysis, and visualization of security-related data, with a strong focus on geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) and data driven decision-making. The role supports the Director Threat & Risk Intelligence by transforming fragmented information (incidents, ASM activity, threats, socio-political dynamics) into actionable insights, predictive analytics, and strategic intelligence products to support operational and executive decision-making across the Group. This position is a key pillar of the Security digital transformation (SOC / OSINT / GIS integration) and contributes to the development of a data-driven Security Management System (SMS). KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES Security Data Management & Governance Design and implement a centralized security data architecture (incident reporting, ASM activity, social unrest, threat intelligence). Ensure data integrity, standardization, and quality control across all sites and regions. Develop and maintain data collection frameworks and reporting protocols aligned with Group standards. Act as the custodian of security data governance, including access, confidentiality, and compliance. Geospatial Intelligence (GIS / GEOINT) Develop and manage GIS-based mapping systems for: Illegal mining (ASM) expansion and hotspots Security incidents and trends Community dynamics and risk exposure Critical infrastructure vulnerability mapping Produce dynamic dashboards and geospatial risk maps for operational and executive use. Integrate satellite imagery, drone data, and external geospatial datasets where relevant. Threat & Risk Intelligence Support Support the Director Threat & Risk Intelligence in building country and site risk models using data-driven methodologies. Identify patterns, trends, and early warning indicators related to: Political instability Criminal activity Community-related tensions ASM encroachment Contribute to the production of: Weekly and monthly risk assessments Strategic intelligence reports for COMEX Scenario analysis and forward-looking risk outlooks Digital Tools & SOC Integration Support the development and operation of the Security Operations Center (SOC) from a data and analytics perspective. Implement and manage digital tools and platforms: Incident management systems OSINT / SOCMINT platforms GIS software (e.g., ArcGIS, QGIS) Drive automation of data reporting, alerts, and dashboards. Performance Management & KPIs Develop and track Security data KPIs, including: Incident frequency and severity Response times ASM dynamics (volume, location, trends) Produce data-driven performance dashboards for: Sites Regions Executive Committee (COMEX) F. Cross-functional Collaboration Work closely with: Security Operations Public Affairs / Social Performance Exploration teams IT / Digital teams Support M&A due diligence with geospatial and data analytics inputs. Contribute to VPSHR compliance through data transparency and traceability. SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE Key Deliverables Centralized Security Data Repository Group-wide GIS mapping platform Weekly & Monthly Security Dashboards Geospatial risk maps (ASM, threats, incidents) Early warning indicators and predictive models COMEX-ready intelligence products Key Competencies: Degree in Geography, Data Science, GIS, Intelligence, Security Studies, or related field Minimum 8–10 years’ experience in: Security intelligence Data analytics GIS / geospatial analysis Experience in mining, energy, or high-risk environments strongly preferred Proven experience in multinational and complex environments (Africa preferred) TYPE OF CONTRACT: LONG TERM