Program Security Manager - Andover, MA

RTX•Andover, MA

1d•$107,500 - $204,500•Onsite

About The Position

This Northeast-based Security Manager position will support the Global Security Services (GSS) Industrial Security Team as a Program Security Manager (PSM). The PSM is an embedded security professional, security decision authority, and facilitator of a range of front line of the business security services. Professional services include writing policies and procedures, coordinating with government accrediting authorities and customers, and preparing security assessments, investigative, and analytical reports for senior security and program Leadership Teams. The PSM promotes regulatory compliance with contractually required Department of Defense security regulations through effective training and influence and advises program leadership and staff on multiple efficient options within the security policy space. The PSM interacts and partners with senior peers from program Finance, Contracts, Supply Chain, Quality, Operations, and Engineering to meet program objectives. This position will directly support the leaders of their supported Sub Strategic Business Units (SBU) within Land and Air Defense Systems (LADS), reporting to the LADS SBU GSS Associate Director, and will functionally align to the Raytheon GSS Industrial Security, Center of Excellence.

Requirements

Typically requires: A University Degree or equivalent experience and minimum 8 years prior relevant experience, or An Advanced Degree in a related field and minimum 5 years experience
Minimum 8 years’ experience working in Industrial Security, Information Assurance/Cyber, Special Programs, security management, military, or government information security programs with strong demonstrated progression from follower to leader.
Experience with NISPOM Rule, DD254s, DoDI 5200.48 and associated military equivalents.
Experience analyzing and briefing key points from Program SCGs, OPSEC Plans, threats, and vulnerability assessments to senior leaders.
Self-motivated with the ability to make independent decisions, research and provide security explanations from documentations, instructions, guides, and other directives.
Strong experience in writing and developing training, operational plans, and directives.
Active and transferable U.S. government issued security clearance is required prior to start date.
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance
DoD Clearance: Secret
Security Clearance Status: Active and existing security clearance required on day 1

Nice To Haves

A critical thinker, who shares our company values and passionately focuses on creating opportunities to advance the team and mission.
Demonstrated collaborative skills that mitigate risk, drive efficiency, and sustain compliance.
Experience with OPSEC, cybersecurity, and encryption requirements, and conducting security operations in field/test environments.
Project Management skills.
Strong verbal and communications skills.
Self- motivated results-based performer.
Effective multitasking skills.
Ability to solve routine and significant challenges.
Ability to both lead and to follow to achieve business objectives.
Experience with and ability to travel throughout the United States.
Top Secret security clearance desired

Responsibilities

Long-range planning (LRP) to meet global security compliance requirements and Annual Operating Plan (AOP), including interacting with internal and external security professionals and government customer organizations.
Managing contract security reviews to ensure requirements are consistent with the NISPOM Rule 32 CFR Part 117, and various other Department of Defense directives as specified in the DD254 and contract Statements of Work (SOW).
Represent GSS leadership and successfully execute GSS strategy and tactics, positioning plans to advocate a partnership with the customer community that promotes a positive, healthy, and proactive customer relationship.
Assisting program leadership and other security managers and representatives in resolving program security issues directly with the government customer, subcontractors, Raytheon Technologies (RTX) teammates and internal program personnel.
Assisting local facility security managers in solving routine security matters at various local locations to ensure consistency and compliance.
Travel as required to provide necessary security support.
Advise and assist local government, military, and company security managers in solving security matters at deployed field sites in the continental United States and abroad.
Researching contractual (SOW, CDRL, etc.) documents, internal directives, and the NISPOM Rule for security applicability and impact analysis.
Elevating classification issues to engineering subject matter experts and customer.
Tracking, reporting, and analyzing security violations and trends.
Assisting in preparation of Transportation Plans, Transmissions Plans, and security plans as required in the movement of classified, domestic, and international transmittals.
Conducting necessary follow-up including interviews to ensure complete Inquiries of security violations to identify root causes, corrective actions, and capability.
Work with key stakeholders to implement corrective actions to preclude security violations.
Leading teams supporting classification management, OPSEC, and threat awareness training programs and their delivery to program personnel.
Assisting cybersecurity teams in the planning and coordination of accreditation of classified Information Systems.
Organizing security support, including security plan preparation and execution for off-site activities.
Helping locations with Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) preparation or audit finding resolutions.
Visiting subcontractors and other locations to conduct formal assessments or provide security assistance as needed.
Collecting, analyzing, and reporting security-relevant data as requested by program and security Leadership Team.
Managing and presenting program security review briefings to varied audience size and organizational levels.
Lead self-inspections and security assistance visits to locations.
Supporting other Strategic Business Units and special projects as determined by security leadership and the needs of the business.