Activity Security Representative

SAIC•El Segundo, CA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Activity Security Representative supports personnel security operations and day-to-day security functions for SCI and SAP activities in the Space Portfolio. The role helps maintain secure environments for classified programs at assigned organizations where classified information is stored or accessed, or where authorized personnel are assigned. It enforces applicable laws and national DoD and other security policies and requirements. The position is based in El Segundo, California. Responsibilities include personnel and clearance requirements, visitor and access control, document and correspondence management, security awareness training, and investigations of security incidents. The representative also assists with security plans and procedures across personnel, information, physical and technical security, classification management, COMSEC, and program security.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and 10 or more years of related experience; an additional four years of experience may be accepted in lieu of a degree.
Eight or more years of applicable military service.
Demonstrated knowledge of NISPOM and Intelligence Community Directives, with a focus on the ICD 705 series, DoD 5205.07 series, and Executive Orders.
Experience managing DD-254s for Government-sponsored missions.
Expertise in Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Experience using customer databases such as DISS, JADE, and SIMs.

Responsibilities

Support Personnel Security (PERSEC) operations for the facility and organization for SCI and SAP activities.
Maintain a secure environment that facilitates classified program development and execution at the assigned organization.
Enforce applicable laws and national DoD and other security policies and requirements.
Create, receive, and transmit Visit Authorization Requests for Government, Military, and Industry personnel.
Manage an Access Control System for unclassified and classified spaces within mission boundaries.
Assist with preparing security plans, reviewing applicable guidelines, and establishing procedures across security areas, including Personnel Security, Information Security, Physical/Technical Security, Classification Management, COMSEC, and Program Security.
Maintain accountability of controlled documents and media, including active inventory lists, destruction receipts, and documentation transfers.
Present Security Awareness Training and Education (SATE) briefings.
Conduct Security Program Indoctrination Briefings.
Investigate security incidents and violations and prepare reports for the corporation and customers, including recommendations for corrective and preventive actions.
Manage personnel and clearance requirements, visitor control, document and correspondence management, and security incident investigations.