Corporate Security Agent - Part-Time

Crisis24•Seattle, WA

About The Position

The Corporate Security Agent supports protective security operations in dynamic, multifaceted, and fast-paced corporate environments. The role helps ensure the safety and security of protectees and corporate employees, monitors security systems and technology, and manages access for visitors, employees, and vendors. It may involve travel or special assignments, irregular or extended hours, and coordination with internal and external security partners. Military, law enforcement, and security backgrounds are welcome but are not required; the posting emphasizes integrity, dedication, willingness to learn, hard work, honesty, and performance.

Requirements

Possess a guard card; this is an unarmed role.
Hold an American Heart Association BLS Provider certification or HeartSaver CPR/AED/First Aid certification.
Participate in random drug screenings.
Complete a physical readiness test before an offer of employment.
Pass a pre-employment background investigation.
Have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Possess a valid and current driver's license.
Possess a valid U.S. passport.
Be willing to learn quickly, work hard, tell the truth, and perform.

Nice To Haves

Exposed firearms license or Washington State concealed weapons permit (CCW).
Prior ERT, military, law enforcement, or executive protection experience involving physical security, emergency response, surveillance detection, or secure transportation.
Prior training in incident response, emergency medicine, or related areas.
Professional and friendly communication style, a positive attitude, and commitment to excellence; customer service or hospitality experience is relevant.

Responsibilities

Ensure the overall safety and security of protectees and corporate employees.
Monitor security systems and technology tools, including alarms and cameras, across various properties.
Control access for visitors, employees, and vendors.
Participate in travel or special assignments as opportunities arise.
Build relationships and communicate effectively with key staff and employee stakeholders.
Maintain discretion and confidentiality.
Work irregular or extended hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Partner with intelligence and investigations teams, global security operations center assets, other private security firms, and local law enforcement to identify and mitigate threats proactively.
Detect and report suspicious activity and security vulnerabilities.
Operate effectively in a dynamic, multifaceted, and fast-paced environment.