Industrial Security Specialist, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Tampa, FL

18d•$55,200 - $126,000•Remote

About The Position

Responsible for monitoring and evaluating compliance with End-Use Monitoring (EUM) requirements to ensure U.S.-provided defense articles, equipment, technology, and sensitive materials are protected, accounted for, and utilized in accordance with applicable U.S. Government regulations, Security Assistance agreements, Letters of Offer and Acceptance (LOAs), and contractual requirements. Conducts inspections, observations, physical security assessments, and compliance reviews to verify adherence to established security procedures and safeguard-controlled assets. Identify vulnerabilities, analyzes security risks, documents findings, develops corrective action recommendations, and coordinates with U.S. Government, contractor, and host-nation personnel to resolve deficiencies and strengthen overall security compliance. Investigate security incidents, policy violations, and compliance deficiencies, document findings and recommend corrective actions. Prepare detailed inspection reports, compliance assessments, incident reports, trend analyses, and executive summaries. This position supports mission success by ensuring accountability, mitigating risk, and maintaining the integrity of Security Cooperation and End-Use Monitoring programs. Conduct roving car patrols as part of the security checks

Requirements

5+ years of experience in military security, physical security, force protection, Security Assistance, or End-Use Monitoring
Experience evaluating physical security measures, including access control, visitor management, key and lock control, restricted-area protection, CCTV, intrusion detection systems, alarm systems, and perimeter security
Experience protecting assets, aviation assets, munitions, or controlled facilities
Experience conducting security inspections, compliance assessments, or vulnerability assessments
Experience writing and preparing incident investigations, technical reports, and corrective action recommendations
Knowledge of physical security principles, access control, asset accountability, and risk management
Ability to travel up to 90% of the time to austere locations in South Asia, including deployments of up to 6 months
Secret clearance
HS diploma or GED
Valid U.S. Driver’s License

Nice To Haves

Experience protecting assets, aviation assets, munitions, or controlled facilities
Experience ensuring compliance with applicable DoD, DSCA, Security Assistance, and organizational policies and procedures
Experience supporting Security Cooperation, Foreign Military Sales (FMS), Golden Sentry, or End-Use Monitoring (EUM) programs
Experience with emergency response and contingency operations
Experience with using Microsoft Office Suite and security reporting systems
Knowledge of force protection and (RAMS) Random Anti-terrorism security checks principles
Ability to work independently in austere and overseas environments
Possession of strong analytical, organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills
Possession of excellent written and verbal communication skills

Responsibilities

Monitor and evaluate compliance with End-Use Monitoring (EUM) requirements.
Ensure U.S.-provided defense articles, equipment, technology, and sensitive materials are protected, accounted for, and utilized in accordance with applicable regulations, agreements, and requirements.
Conduct inspections, observations, physical security assessments, and compliance reviews.
Identify vulnerabilities and analyze security risks.
Document findings and develop corrective action recommendations.
Coordinate with U.S. Government, contractor, and host-nation personnel to resolve deficiencies.
Investigate security incidents, policy violations, and compliance deficiencies.
Prepare detailed inspection reports, compliance assessments, incident reports, trend analyses, and executive summaries.
Conduct roving car patrols as part of security checks.