Security Analyst - Export Control Information
About The Position
Centrus is seeking an experienced security professional ready to expand their impact in a role central to protecting U.S. national security interests. As a Security Analyst specializing in Export Control Information, you’ll operate at the intersection of technology, international safeguards, and federal security compliance—supporting programs that directly influence global nuclear security. If you’re a cleared or clearance‑eligible professional who enjoys complex regulatory work, engaging with government agencies, and ensuring sensitive information stays secure, this role is built for you. Your work ensures compliance, strengthens safeguards, and supports programs that protect sensitive U.S. technologies.
Requirements
- Eligibility to obtain and maintain a DOE Q‑Clearance
- Bachelor’s degree in Security, Engineering, Physical Science, or equivalent experience
- Minimum 2 years as a qualified Export Control Reviewer
- Strong knowledge of U.S. export control regulations and best practices
- Experience writing clear, actionable technical documents
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Solid proficiency with Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, databases)
Nice To Haves
- Experience with nuclear enrichment equipment or centrifuge technology
- Prior classification/declassification training
- Experience handling and safeguarding classified materials
Responsibilities
- Lead compliance efforts for all Centrus export control activities
- Serve as a key liaison with DOE, DOS, and DOC on export authorization and 10 CFR Part 810 matters
- Track, manage, and report on export approvals across the enterprise
- Conduct security self‑assessments and strengthen program performance
- Coordinate export control policies across multiple Centrus sites
- Provide guidance to strategic suppliers and internal partners
- Maintain expertise in export regulations, IAEA Additional Protocol, and related directives
- Train and certify ECI Reviewing Officials
- Assist with investigations, reporting, and documentation for security‑related events
- Support protection of classified, proprietary, and controlled unclassified information
- Serve as an alternate FSO, OPSEC Coordinator, or IAEA AP Coordinator when needed
Benefits
- Paid vacation based on your length of service
- Paid personal leave
- Paid parental leave
- Twelve paid holidays each year
- Paid sick leave
- Company paid life insurance for up to one times your salary, with the option to purchase additional insurance for yourself and your dependents
- Company subsidized health insurance including preferred provider organization, point-of-service and HMO plans, as well as dental and prescription drug coverage
- Pre-tax flexible spending accounts are available with the ability to set aside up to $2,550 for Health Care and up to $5,000 for Dependent Care each calendar year
- Company paid long- and short-term disability insurance to protect your income if you are sick or injured
- A 401(k) savings program with immediate eligibility to participate and with a company match of up to 7%
- Tuition reimbursement for courses taken at an accredited college or university when certain criteria are met
- An employer paid employee assistance program available to support both employees and members of their household
- Free parking
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
