Corporate Security Investigator

Posted 9 days ago

saicVirginia (MN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,001 - $120,000

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About the role

Corporate Security Investigator SAIC is looking for a dedicated Corporate Security Investigator to serve as part of the Counterintelligence & Threat Management Program. This position falls within the SAIC Security, Counterintelligence & Threat Management Program and reports directly to the Insider Threat Program Manager.
Location: Remote work, VA, US | Salary Range: $80,001 - $120,000 | Minimum Clearance Required: None, but must be able to obtain a Secret clearance | Citizenship: U.S. Citizen
Responsibilities: Conduct, manage, and be accountable for assigned investigations of varying levels of complexity Provide detailed written final reports and be able to provide debriefings to leadership Leverage internal databases and technology to complete the investigative process Conduct periodic reviews of cases to illustrate trends Conduct extensive research into corporate policy as well as open-source Participate in the Investigative HUB comprised of investigators from stakeholders throughout the company Augment in any Counterintelligence or Insider Threat investigations as needed Use case management applications to keep official record of investigative steps
Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree with 6 years of relevant experience Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, results-driven environment Experience with analytical problem solving and familiar with conducting operations related to corporate investigations, insider threat, and counterintelligence investigations Familiar with data analytics tools used for internal or open-source information collection Must possess superior writing and briefing skills and publish furnished analysis U.S. Citizen Ability to obtain a secret clearance This opportunity can be 100% remote for the right candidate. Candidates must be U.S. Citizens and have the ability to get a security secret clearance.

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