Daniel Niszcz
About Daniel Niszcz
Daniel Niszcz is an Intelligence Analyst with extensive experience in intelligence operations, currently serving as a Governance Specialist at Sun Life since 2019. He has previously worked for the Government of Canada and holds degrees from Ryerson University and a certificate from Yale University.
Current Role at Sun Life
Daniel Niszcz has been serving as a Governance Specialist at Sun Life since 2019. In this role, he is responsible for ensuring compliance with governance standards and practices within the organization. His position is based in Toronto, Canada, where he has contributed to the company's governance framework for five years.
Experience at Government of Canada
Daniel Niszcz has held multiple roles at the Government of Canada. He has worked as an Intelligence Analyst since 2018, focusing on intelligence production and analysis. Prior to this, he served as an Intelligence Collator from 2014 to 2018, where he was involved in gathering and organizing intelligence data. His experience includes collaboration with foreign partners on intelligence operations at various levels.
Educational Background
Daniel Niszcz completed a Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology at Ryerson University from 2010 to 2014. He also pursued a Certificate Program in Business Management at the same institution from 2017 to 2018. Additionally, he studied Political Science at Yale University, completing a Certificate Program from 2020 to 2021.
Previous Role at Sanofi Pasteur
Before his current positions, Daniel Niszcz worked as a Security Consultant at Sanofi Pasteur for nine months in 2018 to 2019. In this capacity, he provided security insights and recommendations to enhance the organization's operational security.
Intelligence Operations Experience
Daniel Niszcz possesses extensive experience in producing, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence. His work supports both foreign and domestic operations, showcasing his ability to operate at tactical, operational, and strategic levels in intelligence contexts.