Facilities Coordinator/Security Specialist

BryceTech•El Segundo, CA

About The Position

BryceTech is seeking a Facilities Coordinator/Security Specialist to support the planning, coordination, operation, security, and modernization of secure government facilities. The role focuses on maintaining accredited Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) and Special Access Program Facilities (SAPFs), coordinating facility space allocation and relocations, supporting acquisition management, and ensuring compliance with applicable security and construction requirements. The position coordinates with government stakeholders, facility users, security personnel, and technical teams to maintain operational readiness and support changing mission requirements. The position is contingent upon contract award.

Requirements

Active DoW Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility (TS/SCI).
Bachelor’s degree in facilities management, business administration, security management, engineering, or a related field.
Minimum of 15 years of relevant government and/or industry experience.
At least six years of experience performing duties or assignments specifically in support of the Department of Defense.
Extensive experience coordinating facility space allocation, collocation procedures, facility usage agreements, work orders, relocations, and facility modernization.
Demonstrated experience with security accreditation or co-use approvals for TS/SCI SCIFs and SAPFs.
Significant experience performing acquisition management activities related to SCIF/SAPF facility operations, accreditation, reviews, and compliance within government, FFRDC, or government-support contractor environments.
Experience maintaining accredited SCIFs and SAPFs for government and contractor personnel.
Experience developing operational strategies aligned with acquisition strategies and planning, executing, and sustaining secure mission infrastructure.
Experience coordinating daily facility maintenance, space allocation, and FUB activities.
Experience managing or coordinating SCIF/SAPF construction, design, renovation, and retrofitting in accordance with ICD 705.
Experience initiating and maintaining HTSAs.
Experience supporting high-availability operational networks, IT systems, hardware and software lifecycle activities, and secure communications.
Strong coordination, organizational, analytical, and communication skills, including the ability to work effectively with government and contractor stakeholders in classified environments.

Nice To Haves

Department of Defense administrative experience is preferred.
Experience supporting NRO, NSA, and/or NGA is acceptable.

Responsibilities

Coordinate facility space allocation, collocation procedures, facility usage agreements, work orders, office relocations, and long-term facility modernization.
Maintain accredited SCIF and SAPF environments for government and contractor personnel, supporting continued operational use and compliance.
Coordinate facility security accreditation, co-use approvals, and related security reviews for TS/SCI SCIFs and SAPFs.
Support acquisition management activities related to secure facility operations, accreditation, compliance, and sustainment.
Develop and implement operational strategies aligned with acquisition strategies and secure mission requirements.
Plan and coordinate execution and sustainment of secure mission infrastructure, including facility space, high-availability networks and IT systems, and secure communications.
Coordinate daily facility maintenance, space allocation, and Facilities Utilization Board (FUB) activities.
Manage and coordinate facility construction, design, renovation, and retrofitting in accordance with ICD 705 requirements.
Initiate, coordinate, and maintain Host Tenant Support Agreements (HTSAs).
Coordinate hardware and software lifecycle activities supporting secure facility operations and mission continuity.
Identify facility, security, infrastructure, and operational risks and coordinate mitigation with appropriate stakeholders.
Maintain facility records, accreditation documentation, agreements, work orders, and status reports.
Coordinate with government representatives, facility occupants, security teams, IT personnel, and other stakeholders to resolve issues and maintain operational readiness.