Continuous Vetting Analyst

ASRC Federal•Marion Township, PA

9d•Remote

About The Position

The Continuous Vetting Analyst provides mission-critical support to federal government programs by reviewing, analyzing, and processing information related to personnel security vetting. The role supports the Case Processing Operations Center (CPOC) contract within the Defense and Intelligence Operating Group and ensures work complies with contractual performance standards, federal regulations, and security policy. The position is primarily remote and requires residence within the Eastern Time Zone. Employees living within a one-hour drive of Iron Mountain in Boyers, Pennsylvania, may occasionally be required to work on-site. Orientation is conducted on-site at the ASRC Federal PMO office in Boyers, Pennsylvania. Work is performed using a company-furnished laptop or desktop.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least two years of experience in government contracting, personnel security, or administrative support.
Ability to type at least 40 words per minute.
Proficiency with computers, including Microsoft Office or comparable applications.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to interpret procedure manuals, email correspondence, and detailed instructions.
Ability to manage and complete assignments independently with minimal supervision.
Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to work a flexible schedule based on workload demands, potentially including evenings and weekends.
Consent to a government background investigation.
U.S. citizenship due to contract requirements.
Ability to work a 40+ hour schedule.
Must reside within the Eastern Time Zone.

Responsibilities

Review Continuous Vetting alerts submitted through authorized channels.
Use government-furnished systems to verify whether alerts are new, valid, and attributed to the correct subject.
Identify, document, and assess issues triggering alerts according to federal vetting guidelines and contract-defined workflows.
Recommend and record appropriate follow-up actions to support issue resolution in compliance with federal investigative standards.
Input and update case, subject, and investigative details in multiple government systems and databases.
When applicable, initiate investigations, prepare case materials, and coordinate documentation for Field Investigators according to contract and agency procedures.
Cross-train across functional areas and provide surge or support coverage to meet contract service levels and mission needs.
Maintain quality, timeliness, and productivity benchmarks established by performance standards and federal requirements.
Participate in additional assignments and special projects supporting operational objectives, contract obligations, or evolving government needs.