Current Openings

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

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Knightsbridge Strategic Group (KSG) is seeking two highly capable professionals to support the delivery of strategic-level wargaming events at NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) in Norfolk, Virginia.

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This role is focused on event coordination, stakeholder engagement, and logistics — helping NATO run multi-domain, multi-nation wargames. You will work on-site, coordinating across NATO commands, facility teams, and participating nations to ensure each wargame is delivered on time and to standard.

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Requirements

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• Citizen of a NATO member country

• Holder of a university degree

• At least 6 years’ professional experience in event support, programme coordination, or project management

• Proven experience working with international stakeholders (20+ individuals or organisations)

• Strong understanding of venue support, security access, IT/AV coordination, logistics, and administrative processes

• Experience working on events or operations involving NATO, the EU, or national-level security organisations in Europe

• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and collaborative tools

• Must hold an active NATO SECRET clearance

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Preferred Attributes

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• Experience managing the full life cycle of complex events, including schedule tracking, briefings, and documentation

• Ability to write event annexes and summaries for use in formal reports

• Familiarity with NATO’s structure, environment, or strategic context

• A track record of supporting exercises, simulations, or events with more than 50 participants and multiple stakeholders

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How to Apply

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Candidates should email a CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Please clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the body of your email, please include:

A link to your LinkedIn profile and five bullet points addressing the following:

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• Your academic qualification

• Your experience coordinating professional events (number, size, type)

• Your stakeholder engagement experience (number and type of stakeholders)

• Your experience with facilities, logistics, IT/AV, and venue preparation

• Any previous work with NATO, national security organisations, or in a multinational defence setting

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support the design and development of strategic-level wargames at NATO’s Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia. This role involves the creation of game structures, injects, rules, and supporting materials. You will work closely with NATO planners, analysts, red teams, and stakeholders to build and refine realistic, objective-driven wargames aligned with strategic priorities.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. security, strategy, analysis, war studies)

• At least 5 years' experience designing professional wargames

• Experience designing or co-designing at least 10 wargames in military, NATO, or multinational environments

• Demonstrated ability to develop rules, mechanics, and player structures aligned with strategic aims

• Experience conducting iterative design, including testing, feedback, and refinement of game products

• Skilled in designing scenarios that incorporate real-world strategic, logistical, and time limitations

• Experience writing after-action reviews and event annexes

• Familiarity with NATO's organisational structure and working environment

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative platforms

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Number of professional wargames you’ve designed or co-designed (ideally 10+)

• Years of experience with mechanics/rules/scenarios aligned to strategic objectives

• Examples of refinement through feedback, testing, or iterative cycles

• Experience writing after-action reviews or game annexes

• Your familiarity with NATO, defence organisations, or multinational exercises

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

 

Role Context

Support NATO’s strategic-level wargaming at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia through expert analysis. This role focuses on capturing outcomes, deriving insights, and evaluating game effectiveness. You will work closely with design teams, red teams, planners, and senior NATO stakeholders to assess strategic and operational implications emerging from each game.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. defence studies, political science, strategic analysis)

• At least 5 years' professional experience in wargaming or military analysis

• Experience analysing 10 or more wargames or military simulations

• Demonstrated ability to produce written reports, insights, and post-event products for strategic decision-makers

• Strong understanding of analytical methodologies (qualitative and quantitative), including how to apply them to wargaming outcomes

• Experience conducting After-Action Reviews (AARs) and drafting annexes

• Familiarity with NATO decision-making, structures, and information environments

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

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📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• The number and type of wargames or military exercises you've analysed

• Your analytical methodology and how you’ve applied it

• Examples of written reporting or insights you’ve produced

• Your experience with After-Action Reviews or annex drafting

• Your experience working with or within NATO or similar strategic environments

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Coordinate and manage scenario content for strategic-level wargames at NATO's Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia. This role ensures the internal consistency, realism, and relevance of NATO wargame scenarios across multiple audiences, timelines, and objectives. You will serve as the scenario lead, working with design teams, analysts, red teams, and operational planners to keep scenarios aligned with strategic outcomes.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. defence studies, strategy, political science, military planning)

• At least 5 years’ experience managing or developing strategic-level scenarios for military or multinational use

• Experience leading the design of realistic, multi-layered scenarios aligned to NATO or national strategic objectives

• Experience refining scenarios based on feedback, including constraints like logistics, time, political friction, or resource availability

• Demonstrated ability to integrate inputs from multiple teams and update scenarios accordingly

• Experience producing written scenario materials, timelines, injects, and briefings

• Strong understanding of NATO's strategic posture and operational concepts

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative platforms

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• The number and type of scenarios you’ve coordinated or developed

• Your experience working with strategic-level planning or NATO simulation environments

• How you've ensured scenario consistency, realism, and adaptability

• Your experience managing scenario inputs, timelines, and stakeholder requests

• Examples of scenario products or documentation you’ve created

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO's strategic planning, capability development, and operational design through advanced data modelling and business intelligence. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, you will work with cross-functional teams to translate strategic objectives into usable analytics outputs, develop BI dashboards, and conduct complex modelling to inform NATO’s future capabilities.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. data science, engineering, economics, statistics)

• At least 5 years’ experience in business intelligence or advanced data analysis

• Experience developing and maintaining dashboards (e.g. Power BI) for complex decision environments

• Strong understanding of data pipelines, modelling, and visualisation techniques

• Experience aligning data outputs with strategic planning and policy

• Experience briefing high-level stakeholders and tailoring outputs to executive audiences

• Ability to interpret large and complex datasets to support warfighting concepts, MDO, and capability development

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office, Power BI, and related tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your years of experience in business intelligence, modelling, or data analytics

• Tools and platforms you’ve used (e.g. Power BI, Excel, Python, etc.)

• Types of dashboards, reports, or modelling products you’ve delivered

• Experience working in a defence, security, or NATO context

• Examples of briefing/communicating complex data to senior decision-makers

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s strategic concept development by providing expert guidance on political warfare, influence operations, grey-zone threats, and strategic messaging. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, you will contribute to strategic foresight, campaign design, and resilience planning to help NATO respond to state and non-state influence activities.

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Requirements

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• University degree in international relations, political science, strategic studies, or related field

• At least 5 years’ professional experience in political warfare, hybrid threats, influence operations, or information security

• Experience developing policy or strategic concepts related to political influence, disinformation, or cognitive warfare

• Familiarity with NATO doctrine, political-military structures, and operational planning

• Experience working across 20 or more stakeholders in a multinational setting

• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including policy and concept drafting

• Excellent English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative platforms

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and five bullets on:​

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• Your experience working on political warfare, influence ops, or hybrid threat strategy

• Any policy or doctrine development you’ve led or contributed to

• Relevant experience engaging NATO or similar multinational defence environments

• Examples of strategic writing or policy outputs

• Your experience supporting scenario planning, red teaming, or wargames

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Join NATO’s Strategic Alternatives and Long-term Thinking (SALT) team at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia. In these two positions, you’ll help shape NATO’s long-range strategic posture through futures thinking, horizon scanning, scenario development, and cross-sectoral insight. Your work will directly support the Alliance’s strategic adaptation to global shifts, hybrid threats, and disruptive change.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. international relations, strategic studies, economics, futures analysis, or political science)

• At least 5 years’ experience in strategic foresight, futures thinking, scenario planning, geopolitical analysis, or wargaming

• Proven ability to develop alternative futures, horizon scans, or strategic scenarios

• Familiarity with hybrid threats, long-range competition, and the impact of disruptive technologies

• Experience writing strategic-level guidance, concepts, or briefing papers

• Experience engaging with 20+ stakeholders across defence, government, or international institutions

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile

 and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience with strategic foresight, futures analysis, or scenario design

• Tools or methodologies you’ve used (e.g. horizon scanning, cone of plausibility, wargaming, Delphi)

• Written outputs or insights you’ve produced for strategic audiences

• Your engagement with NATO, governments, or defence institutions

• Examples of how you’ve worked across sectors (e.g. military-tech, political-economic, global-regional)

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO's Allied Command Transformation in implementing Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) across strategic, operational, and tactical levels. This role involves translating NATO’s warfighting concepts into practical doctrine, planning frameworks, and capability development. You will work closely with NATO staff across air, land, maritime, cyber, and space domains to drive integration and coordination in support of future operations.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. defence studies, operational planning, security strategy)

• At least 5 years' experience implementing MDO, joint force design, or campaign planning

• Practical experience in at least two warfighting domains (e.g. air and land; cyber and space)

• Familiarity with NATO command structures and operational design principles

• Experience contributing to doctrine development, concept implementation, or strategic experimentation

• Experience briefing and coordinating with 20+ stakeholders across military and civilian institutions

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience delivering Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) or Joint All-Domain Ops

• Domains you have operational experience in (land, air, cyber, maritime, space)

• Examples of MDO implementation, doctrine development, or campaign planning

• Your stakeholder engagement experience across NATO or national defence systems

• Relevant tools, platforms, or processes you’ve used in operational design or experimentation

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO's Allied Command Transformation in applying advanced analytics, AI/ML technologies, and decision-support tools to strategic reasoning, operational design, and force development. You will work directly with NATO’s strategic planning teams to develop methods and tools that enhance future warfare readiness, strategic concept testing, and long-range thinking.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. AI, engineering, data science, strategic studies)

• At least 5 years’ experience applying analytics or AI to defence, strategy, or operational planning

• Demonstrated experience designing or advising on AI or decision-support tools for high-level users

• Familiarity with NATO warfighting concepts, MDO, strategic foresight, or operational experimentation

• Experience working across 20+ stakeholders in complex defence or innovation environments

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and relevant collaborative or modelling platforms

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile

Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience applying AI or analytics in strategic, defence, or planning environments

• Types of tools, platforms, or models you’ve built or contributed to

• Examples of strategic reasoning, foresight, or force development you’ve supported

• Experience working with NATO or other multinational military decision-making structures

• Your technical and stakeholder management skills in innovation-heavy contexts

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s data science and AI innovation efforts by enabling adoption and outreach across the organisation. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role focuses on identifying user needs, building prototype tools, and supporting experimentation with AI/ML technologies across NATO decision-making environments. You’ll work with strategic planners, analysts, and technologists to bridge the gap between innovation and practical use.

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Requirements

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• University degree in computer science, AI/ML, engineering, or a related technical field

• At least 5 years’ experience working with AI, machine learning, or data analytics

• Strong understanding of user-centred design, prototype testing, and adoption support

• Experience supporting outreach, education, and hands-on training in AI tools or platforms

• Ability to translate operational problems into technical solutions using data and AI

• Familiarity with NATO or defence experimentation environments is an advantage

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative engineering tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile

Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience developing or deploying AI/ML tools or models

• How you’ve supported adoption, training, or outreach for technical systems

• The kinds of problems you’ve helped solve using data or AI

• Tools, platforms, or frameworks you’re proficient in (e.g. Python, TensorFlow, Power BI)

• Your experience working with defence or multinational innovation teams

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

 

Role Context

Support NATO’s Allied Command Transformation by designing and implementing advanced data science and AI solutions. Based in Norfolk, Virginia, this role focuses on building models, tools, and analytical products that enhance NATO’s strategic understanding, operational design, and decision-making processes. You’ll help shape the Alliance’s future use of machine learning, data pipelines, and visualisation for defence and security challenges.

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Requirements

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• University degree in data science, AI/ML, computer science, or a related field

• At least 5 years’ experience working as a data scientist or AI engineer in a strategic, defence, or complex systems environment

• Demonstrated ability to develop and validate machine learning models using large, complex, and sparse datasets

• Experience building AI products or tools to support strategic planning, capability development, or wargaming

• Proficient in tools such as Python, TensorFlow, Power BI, R, or similar

• Ability to work across multidisciplinary teams and apply data/AI in operational contexts

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative toolsets

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience building data science or AI/ML models for strategic use

• Tools and languages you’re proficient in (e.g. Python, R, TensorFlow)

• Projects you’ve delivered related to planning, foresight, or defence

• Experience applying data/AI in real-world or mission-critical environments

• Your familiarity with NATO, defence, or multinational analytics settings

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Join NATO’s Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DS&AI) Branch to support full stack development of custom applications that advance operational planning, AI experimentation, and analytics capabilities. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role bridges front-end and back-end engineering to deliver high-quality, scalable tools for NATO’s evolving needs in security and innovation.

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Requirements

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• University degree in computer science, software engineering, or related field

• At least 5 years’ experience as a full stack developer in complex or mission-driven environments

• Proven experience building and maintaining secure, scalable web and cloud applications

• Strong proficiency with both front-end (e.g. React, Angular) and back-end (e.g. Node.js, Python, Java) frameworks

• Experience integrating data pipelines and AI/ML models into web-based platforms

• Familiarity with NATO or defence-related software development processes is an advantage

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in collaborative development environments (e.g. Git, DevSecOps, Jira)

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile

Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your full stack development experience (including years and environments)

• Key tools, frameworks, and platforms you’ve worked with

• Projects involving defence, analytics, or operational planning support

• Experience integrating AI/ML, data, or simulation capabilities into platforms

• Examples of secure, cloud-enabled, or scalable systems you’ve delivered

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Join NATO’s Data Science & AI Branch to lead the development and integration of software solutions that support operational planning, experimentation, and advanced analytics. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role involves engineering secure, scalable software environments and supporting experimentation with machine learning, decision-support tools, and data platforms.

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Requirements

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• University degree in software engineering, computer science, or related field

• Minimum 5 years’ experience as a senior software engineer, solution architect, or development team lead

• Proven ability to design, implement, and maintain complex software systems in support of analytics, ML/AI, or modelling

• Experience with cloud architecture, full stack environments, and containerised deployment

• Skilled in tools such as Python, Java, Kubernetes, Docker, Git, and relevant cloud platforms

• Strong ability to integrate with data pipelines, modelling tools, or simulation environments

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in collaborative development environments (e.g. GitHub, Jira, DevSecOps pipelines)

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience leading software engineering projects (including tech stack)

• Tools, languages, and platforms you’re proficient in

• How your work supported defence, AI/ML, analytics, or simulation systems

• Your cloud deployment, containerisation, or DevSecOps experience

• Experience working in secure or multinational environments like NATO

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO's Multi-Domain Force Development Directorate through coordination and alignment of major exercises. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role ensures strategic and operational exercises are aligned with NATO’s evolving warfighting concepts, timelines, and force development cycles. You’ll work across planning, liaison, and implementation efforts.

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Requirements

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• University degree in a relevant field (e.g. military studies, international relations, defence planning)

• At least 5 years’ experience supporting complex multinational exercises or operational planning cycles

• Experience with NATO exercise development, execution, or after-action processes

• Strong organisational and stakeholder management skills

• Ability to track timelines, milestones, and input requirements across departments and directorates

• Familiarity with NATO command structures, experimentation, or force development planning

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative planning tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience planning or coordinating NATO or multinational exercises

• The number and type of stakeholders you've worked with

• Tools or platforms you've used to support coordination or planning

• Examples of how you've ensured alignment across organisations or timelines

• Your familiarity with NATO force development or warfighting concepts

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s Allied Command Transformation as a Senior Enterprise Architect contributing to the development of the Nuclear Consultation, Command and Control (C3) Programme. Based in Norfolk, Virginia, you will help shape the future architecture, capability integration, and risk frameworks supporting NATO’s nuclear deterrence posture and digital transformation.

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Requirements

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• University degree in systems engineering, enterprise architecture, cyber security, defence systems, or a related field

• At least 5 years’ experience in enterprise architecture roles, including supporting defence or secure communication systems

• In-depth knowledge of nuclear C3, national/international deterrence frameworks, or secure information infrastructures

• Familiarity with NATO’s Capability Development and Delivery Framework (CDDF), architecture policies, and governance

• Experience managing architecture artefacts using TOGAF, MODAF, or similar frameworks

• Strong stakeholder engagement and coordination across strategic and operational levels

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and architecture modelling tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance (COSMIC TOP SECRET or higher may be required for specific tasks)

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your enterprise architecture experience in defence or secure systems

• Specific experience with nuclear C3 or strategic deterrence environments

• Architecture frameworks and tools you've applied (e.g. TOGAF, ArchiMate, MODAF)

• Experience working across NATO or multinational defence organisations

• Examples of capability development, risk architecture, or integration support you’ve delivered

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s AirC2 and Integrated Air & Missile Defence (IAMD) transformation efforts as part of the Warfare Development Command in Mons, Belgium. This role focuses on the development of Air Support Operations Centre (ASOC) capability architecture, processes, and integration across multi-domain operations. You will contribute to concept refinement, doctrinal development, and NATO’s future air operations posture.

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Requirements

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• University degree in military studies, defence systems, engineering, or a related field

• At least 5 years’ experience in air command and control (AirC2), joint fires, ASOC operations, or IAMD integration

• Deep understanding of NATO air tasking processes, close air support coordination, and the ASOC’s role within the JFAC

• Familiarity with NATO C2 architectures, experimentation cycles, and force development pathways

• Experience contributing to concepts, doctrine, or capability development in a multinational environment

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative planning tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your operational experience with AirC2, ASOC, or joint fires

• Experience supporting multinational air operations or NATO JFAC structures

• Contributions to doctrine, architecture, or concept development

• Tools, systems, or platforms you've used in air operations coordination

• Experience engaging with NATO experimentation, capability, or force design teams

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s Cyberspace Transformation efforts by developing and validating operational concepts across strategy, planning, and capability development. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role sits at the core of NATO’s evolving approach to cyberspace as a warfighting domain. You will work closely with planners, technologists, and multinational stakeholders to ensure NATO doctrine, strategy, and operations reflect cyber realities.

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Requirements

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• University degree in cyber security, information systems, defence studies, or related field

• At least 5 years’ experience in cyber policy, concept development, planning, or capability validation

• Strong understanding of cyberspace as a warfighting domain and its integration across joint and combined operations

• Familiarity with NATO doctrine, capability development frameworks, and experimentation cycles

• Experience working with or within cyber defence communities, national CERTs, or multinational forces

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and collaborative planning tools

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience with cyber operations, concept development, or strategy

• Experience with NATO or multinational cyber exercises, validation, or capability reviews

• Knowledge of cyber threats, doctrines, and integration with joint ops

• Experience engaging stakeholders across technical and policy domains

• Tools, platforms, or planning environments you’ve worked in

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Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s Cyberspace Warfare Development efforts through the design, development, and implementation of cyber defence solutions. Based at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia, this role integrates cyber operations, capability development, and mission assurance within NATO’s wider warfighting and strategic planning architecture.

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Requirements

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• University degree in computer science, cyber security, engineering, or a related technical field

• At least 5 years’ experience in cyber warfare development, cyber defence engineering, or secure systems design

• Hands-on experience with cyber toolsets, network architectures, and mission assurance frameworks

• Familiarity with NATO capability development, architecture governance, and technical validation processes

• Ability to interface with operational commanders, technical teams, and planning staffs

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and secure development environments

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

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In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience in cyber warfare or cyber defence development

• Tools, platforms, or frameworks you’ve engineered or worked within

• Integration of cyber capabilities into wider planning or operational environments

• Experience supporting mission assurance, vulnerability assessments, or testing

• Familiarity with NATO capability development or secure system governance

Close Date: 20 October 2025, 14:00 UK time

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Role Context

Support NATO’s development of electromagnetic operations and warfare integration at Allied Command Transformation HQ in Norfolk, Virginia. This role focuses on enhancing NATO’s posture across electronic warfare (EW), spectrum operations, and electromagnetic battle management in support of multi-domain and future warfighting concepts.

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Requirements

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• University degree in electronic warfare, defence studies, engineering, or a related field

• At least 5 years’ experience in EW, electromagnetic operations, or related systems integration

• Experience supporting the development, validation, or employment of EW capabilities in joint or combined operations

• Familiarity with NATO doctrine, electromagnetic spectrum management, and capability development processes

• Ability to translate technical concepts into policy, architecture, or planning inputs

• Excellent written English (STANAG 6001 Level 3 or equivalent)

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and modelling/planning platforms

• Active NATO SECRET security clearance

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How to Apply

Email your CV only to:

📧 contact@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly state the position you are applying for in the email subject line.

In the email body, include A link to your LinkedIn profile and Five bullet points that explain:

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• Your experience in EW or electromagnetic operations

• Platforms, tools, or capabilities you’ve worked with

• How you’ve supported NATO or multinational planning or development

• Your contributions to spectrum policy, operational planning, or architecture

• Any doctrine, concept, or system documents you’ve helped produce

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Role Context

KSG is seeking applicants with a strong background in political, security, and economic risk analysis focused on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). This position will involve leading analyses for Knightsbridge's diverse client base, with a particular emphasis on regional geopolitical impacts. The ideal candidate should have a proven track record of working within the MENA region, a deep understanding of the political, commercial, economic, and security issues affecting the region, and the flexibility to deploy to MENA countries as required.

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Requirements

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• Excellent knowledge of political, economic, and security issues in the MENA region, with expertise in regional conflicts and security dynamics.

• Proficiency in Arabic is preferred.

• Experience in government as an analyst, wargamer, diplomat, intelligence officer, or strategist is highly desirable.

• Excellent English language skills, with the ability to write and present in a clear and concise manner.

• Willingness and ability to deploy to MENA countries for in-country analysis and operations.

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Duties and Responsibilities

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• Providing real-time intelligence updates and analysis for Knightsbridge’s platforms.

• Delivering analytical intelligence and wargames for a range of public and private sector clients.

• Conducting political and economic risk consultancy and producing reports for clients (government, finance, energy, mining, insurance).

• Leading verbal briefings for internal and external stakeholders.

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How to Apply
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Candidates should email a CV only to:

 

finley.grimble@knightsbridgesg.com

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Clearly stating the position they are applying for in the email subject line. No cover letter required. Please provide a link to your LinkedIn in the email text.​​

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