Deputy Facility Security Officer

Databricks•Washington, DC

7d•$133,700 - $183,800•Remote

About The Position

Databricks Federal supports DOW, IC, federal civilian, and state and local customers. We’re expanding our work across cleared and non-cleared programs and using automation and AI so our security operations scale with the business. As Deputy FSO, you'll partner closely with the Industrial Security Lead on the administration of our security programs including personnel and contract security, security education, and government reporting. You'll also work with teammates across Corporate Operations to build the automated workflows and AI assisted processes that help a small team support a growing workforce.

Requirements

An active U.S. government security clearance (Secret minimum, Top Secret preferred) and eligibility for SCI.
5+ years in industrial or personnel security at a cleared contractor, government security office, or in the military, with hands-on NISPOM, DCSA, and DD254 experience.
Working experience with DISS-JVS, NISS, SWFT, and NBIS eApp.

Nice To Haves

SCIF or ICD 705 experience
NIST SP 800-53, FedRAMP, or DoD IL5 familiarity
ISP, PMP, CISSP, or CISM certification

Responsibilities

Administer the Industrial Security and CJIS Programs
Program support: Help the Industrial Security Lead administer the program under 32 CFR Part 117 (NISPOM), including routine contact with DCSA and customer government program security officers.
Clearance lifecycle: Manage collateral clearances and SCI accesses
Compliance and reporting: Manage mandatory reporting across our personnel security programs, and keep our SPP audit ready.
Contract security: Manage DD254s and subdd254 flowdowns, partnering with Legal, Field Engineering, and Sales.
Automate and Scale
Automation: Partner with the Industrial Security Lead and Corporate Operations teammates to identify repeatable work across clearance tracking, onboarding and offboarding, training compliance, and contract security, and build automated and AI assisted workflows to handle it.
Data and intake: Manage the security intake queue and its SLAs, and keep DISS, NISS, SWFT, and internal systems sync and audit ready.
Security Education: Develop on demand security awareness training and briefings.
Documentation and metrics: Write SOPs and playbooks, and report program metrics to Databricks Federal leadership.
Grow the Program
SCIF: Work with the Industrial Security Lead cross functionally to plan, accredit, and operate the future SCIF.
Civil, state, and local customers: Own our CJIS personnel security program under the FBI CJIS Security Policy and support customer security reviews.