Hire Competitive Intelligence Analysts

Pricing is quotation-based and depends on level, hours and any on-site, clearance or data-residency needs. Current bands: Mid · Senior · Lead — Seat prices are quoted per level, practice and engagement model in your itemised proposal — by e-mail within 2 minutes of your request.. VAT is shown separately, quotes can be viewed in SAR, AED, USD or EUR, and every quotation is valid for 30 days. The Squad Builder sends your itemised quote by email within 2 minutes.

Remote Pro Ai is contractually responsible for quality. Raise it at any time: a replacement starts within 4 working days; the full handover completes in under 14 days. Your first engagement also begins with a no-bill trial, one per company: 5 working days on self-serve bookings and 10 on enterprise contracts.

This role is offered at Mid, Senior and Lead level. We never place junior profiles. A practice lead confirms each specialist’s level through a live technical assessment and reference checks, so the band on your quotation reflects scope the person has already delivered rather than a job title on a CV.

The analyst interviews buyers after decisions, both wins and losses, with neutral questions about evaluation criteria, perceptions and decisive moments. Recorded calls in Gong add context. Findings are coded into themes and reported quarterly to sales, product and marketing, each with specific actions.

They use public sources, customer and partner conversations and legitimate research tools only. No misrepresentation, no improperly obtained confidential information and no pressure on competitors’ former employees. AI tools support monitoring and synthesis, and every claim in a battlecard carries a source.

Battlecards live in an enablement platform such as Klue, each with an owner, sources and a review date. Analysts monitor competitor sites, release notes, pricing pages, job postings and reviews, and update cards when something changes. Sellers flag field intelligence directly, which keeps cards grounded in real deals.

Sales uses battlecards and objection handling; product uses feature and pricing comparisons for roadmap decisions; marketing uses positioning insight; leadership uses market briefings. The analyst tailors outputs to each audience. Paired with a Product Marketing Manager, intelligence turns straight into messaging.