Security Specialist - Operations
$132,500.00/Yr
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Posted 43 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$132,500.00/Yr
About the role
- Execute recurring security processes that enable safe and compliant classified operations. Coordinate access, secure-area, documentation, records, and facility-related actions across responsible security functions.
- Monitor daily security activities, open actions, operational issues, and changing mission requirements.
- Resolve routine security problems and coordinate specialized support when issues cross functional boundaries.
- Maintain accurate operational records, logs, systems updates, status trackers, and supporting documentation.
- Support secure-area opening, closing, access, visitor, incident, and safeguarding procedures as assigned.
- Advise Government and contractor personnel on approved operational security procedures and required protective measures.
- Recommend process changes that improve reliability, responsiveness, and consistency across daily security operations.#F35Qualifications
- Master's degree from an accredited college or university in a relevant discipline and 10 years of directly relevant experience; or a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline plus 14 years of directly related work experience.
- Experience must include support to Special Access Program and Sensitive Compartmented Information environments
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate effectively across Government, contractor, and external stakeholders; prepare briefings, reports, standard operating procedures, and official correspondence; and lead a team in fast paced classified environments.
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