Emergency Sector SME
Product
About the role
Emergency Sector SME
Location:Abu Dhabi
Contract Type:Full-Time
Work Modality:On-Site
About Analog
Analog builds Hive, a digital twin platform that connects physical environments to AI and sensors, enabling defense and government customers to monitor, simulate, train, and command across real-world estates and synthetic environments. We are a fast-moving, mission-driven team working on programs that sit at the intersection of national digital transformation, modern warfare, and advanced technology. Our work matters, and we move with the urgency that reflects it.
About the Role
Analog is seeking an experienced Emergency Sector SME to bring direct operational experience in civil defense, police, ambulance, or national crisis management into the development of Hive. You will define and validate the operational scenarios our platform needs to support, and leverage your live network across the emergency sector to ensure our product accurately reflects real-world crisis operations.
What You'll Do
- Operational Scenario Definition:Define and validate operational scenarios drawn from civil defense, police, ambulance, or national crisis management practice.
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Requirements
Review:Review product and engineering
requirements
against real-world emergency response operations, and flag any gaps.
- User Acceptance Testing:Support user acceptance testing with operators, ensuring Hive performs under realistic crisis conditions.
- Doctrine Translation:Translate emergency response doctrine and workflows into clear input for product and delivery teams.
- Sector Engagement:Utilize your live network across the emergency response sector to facilitate validation, feedback, and pilot programs.
- Stakeholder Representation:Represent Analog credibly with emergency service stakeholders, including at demonstrations and exercises.
- Leadership Advisory:Advise leadership on sector priorities, procurement patterns, and positioning Hive for emergency response customers.
- Internal Mentorship:Mentor internal teams on emergency respons…