Facility Security Officer

Tcom, L.P.•Arlington, VA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Develops, implements, leads, and maintains industrial security, personnel security, insider threat, physical security, and classified information protection programs in accordance with the National Industrial Security Program, 32 CFR Part 117, DCSA requirements, contractual security requirements, and other applicable federal directives. Serves as Facility Security Officer for a cleared facility and as a principal security advisor to organizational leadership. Provides oversight of personnel security, insider threat, contract security, security training, classified operations, DCSA compliance, and security risk management across the organization. The role provides functional leadership and technical direction across security functions and may exercise significant program leadership without direct supervisory responsibility. The position requires on-site work in a normal office environment, with occasional entry into production environments that may involve noise, fumes, moving machinery, and varied temperatures. Employees may be eligible for a discretionary bonus in addition to base pay. The stated salary range is $90,000–$136,000.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and 10 years of total security-related experience, including at least 5 years serving as an FSO or in a similar capacity managing all aspects of a DCSA-compliant security system; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Active, in-scope TS/SCI clearance.
Experience developing and implementing security and risk management programs.
Experience completing SCI nomination packages and coordinating indoctrinations.
Significant expertise in 32 CFR Part 117, ICDs, JAFAN, or other DoD security directives.
Ability to develop, implement, and maintain System Security Procedures (SSPs).
Ability to conduct ongoing security reviews and tests to verify periodically that security features and operating controls are functional and effective.
Ability to analyze problems and establish goals to complete management objectives.
Ability to manage multiple tasks with minimal supervision.
Proficiency with computers, including Microsoft Office.
Ability to communicate effectively with team members and leadership staff.
Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and reach.

Nice To Haves

Experience with CSSO, CPSO, and security management software.

Responsibilities

Administer and oversee sensitive and classified activities on a day-to-day basis.
Serve as Insider Threat Program Senior Official, overseeing program implementation, training, reporting, mitigation, and coordination with organizational leadership and government security representatives.
Develop security plans, conduct self-inspections, and maintain continuous control over sensitive material.
Ensure compliance with company and government security requirements.
Manage DISS/NBIS, visit requests, personnel security inquiries, and e-QIP initiations.
Update DCSA databases, including NISS and eMASS, as required.
Manage fingerprint collection processes and SWFT.
Provide prime and subcontractor security support and direction, including developing and maintaining DD254s, security guidance, and classified holdings.
Maintain program documentation for DCSA assessments.
Oversee personnel security, physical security, communications security (COMSEC), document control, and visitor control.
Develop and revise security plans, procedures, instructions, and educational materials; conduct employee training; and lead Process Maturity Assessments for Security Key processes.
Review RFPs, contracts, DD254s, and other contractual security documentation; identify security requirements and advise Contracts, Program Management, and leadership on implementation and compliance obligations.
Liaise with customer and subcontractor security offices on security issues.
Oversee classified visitor and meeting activities.
Assist staff with completing and submitting SF86s, SCI nominations, and special access packages.
Investigate security violations and prepare reports for DCSA and agencies, including preventive actions.
Conduct security briefings and issue ID badges and hand-carry credentials.
Transmit and receive classified materials.
Stay informed about regulations and security developments by participating in the security community.
Promote and continuously improve the company’s quality management system in accordance with ISO standards.
Coordinate security activities across employees, programs, corporate functions, cleared facilities, government representatives, customers, and subcontractors.
Perform comparable duties of a similar or related nature and assist in other areas as needed.