__**Key Responsibilities:**__ **Leading RRAG**RRAG operates as a high‑stakes, low‑volume intelligence environment. Analysts are practitioners, not content producers. The Team Leader sets the bar for rigor, sourcing, and analytic voice. - **Analytical authority:** Uphold rigor, sourcing discipline, and analytic voice across all RRAG products. - **Lean, expert teams:** Build and direct a small bench of contract analysts; serve as connective tissue across analysts, advisors, SMEs, and firm leadership. - **Intellectual ownership:** Set RRAG’s agenda and translate world events into concrete business risk and opportunity. **Research Agenda & Product Line** - Set editorial and analytical direction across advisories, sector briefings, alerts, and subscription deliverables. - Own the publication calendar and quality of every RRAG product. - Maintain consistency of voice, sourcing, and analytical standards. **Published Analysis & Authorship** - Publish sharp, well‑sourced analysis on geopolitical, economic, regulatory, and cross‑domain risk. - Produce decision‑grade work for executive and board audiences. - Write with authority and stand behind published judgment. **Team Building & Leadership** - Recruit, mentor, and manage contract analysts and future domain specialists. - Run weekly editorial planning and product reviews. - Build analytic tradecraft, workflows, and review discipline that scale. **OSINT & Analytic Tradecraft** - Direct primary and open‑source intelligence research across all twelve Nexus domains. - Apply structured analytic techniques to evaluate likelihood, impact, and intersection effects. - Maintain sourcing discipline and analytic traceability. **AI‑Enabled Research Workflows** - Build and refine AI‑assisted research and drafting workflows that increase throughput without compromising rigor. - Govern AI use under strict review standards. **Public Representation** - Anchor the *Risk Apogee* podcast, RRAG webinar series, and RRAG’s LinkedIn presence. - Represent RRAG’s analysis to executive and board‑level audiences.

• Build and refine the overseas payment risk control framework, covering core modules such as merchant onboarding (KYB/KYC), transaction monitoring, fraud detection, chargeback management, and anti-money laundering (AML). • Design differentiated risk control strategies and tiered handling solutions based on country, industry, and transaction characteristics; manage and optimize rule engines, risk scoring, and black/white lists. • Monitor key metrics such as chargeback rates and fraud rates, lead investigations into high-risk merchants and abnormal transactions, and provide disposition recommendations (e.g., transaction limits, delayed settlement, account suspension, etc.). • Collaborate with product and technical teams to drive the functional planning and implementation of risk control systems (rule engines, monitoring alerts, case management). • Stay abreast of the latest anti-fraud and sanctions compliance requirements from international card schemes (Visa/Mastercard) and regulatory bodies to ensure ongoing business compliance. • Periodically produce risk analysis reports, and document typical cases and standardized handling procedures.

Role Description The Team Leader, RRAG is a Senior research and analysis seat for a commercially minded analyst who reads the global landscape with rigor, writes with authority, and builds and runs a team. The Team Leader sets RRAG’s intellectual agenda, owns a published product line, and develops the bench of analysts behind it. This is a generalist leadership role by design — sitting at the intersection of business analysis, applied research, and geopolitical insight. The Team Leader translates complex world events into decision‑grade intelligence for executives and boards. As RRAG grows, the Team Leader will help recruit specialists, including a dedicated cyber analyst, to deepen the bench. Key Responsibilities - Leading RRAG: - Uphold rigor, sourcing discipline, and analytic voice across all RRAG products. - Build and direct a small bench of contract analysts; serve as connective tissue across analysts, advisors, SMEs, and firm leadership. - Set RRAG’s agenda and translate world events into concrete business risk and opportunity. - Research Agenda & Product Line: - Set editorial and analytical direction across advisories, sector briefings, alerts, and subscription deliverables. - Own the publication calendar and quality of every RRAG product. - Maintain consistency of voice, sourcing, and analytical standards. - Published Analysis & Authorship: - Publish sharp, well‑sourced analysis on geopolitical, economic, regulatory, and cross‑domain risk. - Produce decision‑grade work for executive and board audiences. - Write with authority and stand behind published judgment. - Team Building & Leadership: - Recruit, mentor, and manage contract analysts and future domain specialists. - Run weekly editorial planning and product reviews. - Build analytic tradecraft, workflows, and review discipline that scale. - OSINT & Analytic Tradecraft: - Direct primary and open‑source intelligence research across all twelve Nexus domains. - Apply structured analytic techniques to evaluate likelihood, impact, and intersection effects. - Maintain sourcing discipline and analytic traceability. - AI‑Enabled Research Workflows: - Build and refine AI‑assisted research and drafting workflows that increase throughput without compromising rigor. - Govern AI use under strict review standards. - Public Representation: - Anchor the Risk Apogee podcast, RRAG webinar series, and RRAG’s LinkedIn presence. - Represent RRAG’s analysis to executive and board‑level audiences. Qualifications - 6+ years in business analysis, applied research, intelligence analysis, or geopolitical/economic analysis with strong commercial orientation. - Exposure to national‑security, intelligence, military, diplomatic, or regulated‑industry environments. - Strong academic and public writing portfolio; candidates must provide 2–3 published or sanitized samples. - Demonstrated OSINT proficiency and structured analytic techniques. - Evidence of deliberate, effective use of AI tools in research and writing workflows. - Management experience: hiring, mentoring, and leading analysts or small teams. - Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; advanced degree strongly preferred. Preferred Skills - Familiarity with ERM frameworks (ISO 31000, COSO ERM, FAIR). - Experience in academic, think‑tank, or institutional research. - Experience launching or running subscription‑based intelligence or advisory products. - Experience supporting executive or board‑level audiences. Attributes for Success - Sets a clear intellectual agenda and holds a high bar without micromanaging. - Writes with authority and confidence in published judgment. - Develops people and raises the standard of analysts around them. - Exercises strong judgment, discretion, and sourcing discipline under deadline. - Operates independently in an evolving, distributed environment. Engagement Terms - Engagement Type: Contract role structured toward ongoing leadership. - Term: Initial six‑month engagement; renewal based on performance and product demand. - Work Model: Fully remote (U.S.); occasional travel for client engagements or offsites. - Compensation: Market‑competitive, commensurate with experience and scope. - Work Product: Apogee retains exclusive ownership; standard NDA and IP provisions apply. How to Apply For any questions (OR) to apply, please contact us at careers@apogeeglobalrms.com. Equal Opportunity Statement Apogee Global RMS provides equal opportunity to all applicants and team members without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic. As a Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned Small Business, we welcome applications from veterans and members of the military community.

Role Description Join our Mission to Lead the Future of Snacking. Make It Matter. Our Commodity Price Risk Management (CPRM) team works to match hedging activities to pricing activities to protect our margins. In this role, you help the CPRM team analyze the commodity market and develop best-practice tools to forecast market prices. - Conduct monthly commodity analyses using the latest supply and demand data and best-in-class market price forecasts. - Help the CPRM team develop price risk management coverage strategy decisions. - Improve constraint optimization to develop new, future-focused price models and long-range price forecasts. - Track the CPRM team’s KPIs. Qualifications - A strong desire to grow and accelerate your career in commodity markets. - Knowledge or experience in: - Agricultural commodity research and markets. - Building and managing market intelligence databases. - Econometric modeling or statistical tools (e.g., Python, R, or other relevant software). - Make-or-buy analysis and end-to-end market assessments. - Strong analytical and communication skills in an international setting. Requirements - An academic background in agronomy, economics, or a related field, with knowledge of commodity or financial markets. - A proactive mindset with an eagerness to innovate and develop new forecasting tools and strategies. - Ability to thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced, and results-oriented environment. Benefits - The expected base salary range for this position is $84,500 to $105,650 CAD depending on several factors such as experience, skills, education, and budget. - This position is eligible to participate in a highly competitive bonus program with a target of 8% with the possibility for overachievement based on performance and company results. - Generous employee benefits including: - Health insurance. - Wellness and family support programs. - Life and disability insurance. - Retirement savings plans. - Paid leave programs. - Education related programs. - Enhanced vacation and holiday entitlements.