Chady Waili

Analytical professional with a background in geopolitical risk monitoring, behavioral threat research, and open-source investigation. Experienced in reviewing large volumes of information to identify harmful patterns, document findings with precision, and produce clear investigative reports for diverse stakeholders. Skilled in critical discourse analysis, cross-jurisdictional risk assessment, and written communication in Arabic, French, and English.

Committed to protecting vulnerable users in online environments and experienced working within structured, deadline-driven workflows.

Country Risk Analyst at Scutum Security First (2024-12 – 2025-10)

• Conducted high-volume monitoring of geopolitical, social, and behavioral developments across multiple jurisdictions to detect emerging threat patterns, producing structured intelligence reports aligned with organizational safety protocols.
• Investigated online narratives, influence operations, and threat actor activity using open-source research methods, identifying techniques, context, and risk impact for executive stakeholders.
• Documented all case findings with strict accuracy and consistency, meeting deadline-driven analytical workflows under pressure.
• Drafted concise investigative summaries and strategic briefs translating complex threat data into actionable recommendations for internal teams and clients.
• Collaborated cross-functionally with compliance and security teams to align risk assessments with regulatory frameworks and safety procedures.

Policy Paper Author at Holoul Platform for Policy Analysis (2024 – 2024)

Investigated structural dynamics between state authority, capital influence, and media independence — applying analytical frameworks analogous to identifying coercive behavioral patterns and influence mechanisms online. Produced a publishable, evidence-based policy document demonstrating ability to synthesize complex information into clear written deliverables for external audiences.

Research Author & Policy Communicator at Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) (2023 – 2023)

Applied critical discourse analysis to evaluate institutional policies against civil society expectations — building the analytical lens used to assess online behavioral threats and content moderation challenges. Communicated research findings to media and public stakeholders through broadcast interviews, demonstrating the ability to convey investigative conclusions clearly and objectively to diverse audiences.

Master's Thesis Researcher at FSJPS Tunis (2023 – Present)

Conducting rigorous comparative analysis of state narratives and crisis management rhetoric, requiring sustained management of large-scale, multi-source data across English, French, and Arabic. Developing source evaluation, data validation, and cross-referencing skills directly applicable to the intelligence and investigative lifecycle in trust and safety contexts.

Project Manager — Do'Art (Environmental Heritage) at French Institute of Tunis (2021-03 – 2022-12)

Managed a €16,000 multi-stakeholder project, directing digital communications strategy and institutional engagement — building the cross-functional coordination skills central to trust and safety analyst roles. Represented the project in professional broadcast media (RTCI), demonstrating clear and credible communication of complex topics to public audiences.

MUN Delegate at TIMUN FLAHM (2020-09 – 2022-12)

Drafted resolution texts and conducted multilateral policy negotiations, building practical experience in evaluating competing claims, identifying bad-faith actors, and producing precise written outputs under time pressure.

HR Manager at Tunisian Young Artists Association (JAT) (2022-01 – 2023-12)

Coordinated a network of 50+ individuals while managing stakeholder relations and institutional partnerships — demonstrating organizational capability for high-volume case and people management.

Master's in Political Science & Democratic Governance – FSJPS Tunis (2023-10)

Bachelor's in Geopolitics & International Relations – University of La Manouba (UMA) (2020-09 – 2023-08)