Security Manager, Journeyman

COLSA Corporation•Dayton, OH

About The Position

COLSA Corporation is seeking a Security Manager, Journeyman to provide security support to Mobility Programs in Dayton, Ohio. The role supports equipment and weapon systems through the capabilities planning and pre-acquisition, acquisition, development, production, and sustainment phases of the defense acquisition management system. The position provides administrative, Acquisition Security, Personnel Security, Information Protection (IP), Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP), Operations Security (OPSEC), COMSEC, and Foreign Military Sales security support. Work may include participating in Integrated Product Teams (IPTs), analyzing problems, identifying alternative solutions, making recommendations, writing reports, and completing assignments defined in individual task orders. The role requires compliance with U.S. Government restrictions on foreign-national access to information, applicable export-control laws and policies, and relevant State Department, USAF, and DoD requirements. The Security Manager also supports personnel and document security processes, including clearance applications, visit processing, document control, and monitoring compliance with security procedures.

Requirements

Comply with applicable U.S. Government security requirements concerning foreign-national access to information.
Comply with ITAR, the Arms Export Control Act, Defense Trade Security Initiatives, and relevant State Department, USAF, and DoD policies.
Ability to perform the described security-support duties, including document control, clearance application handling, visit processing, and compliance monitoring.

Responsibilities

Provide administrative, Acquisition Security, Personnel Security, Information Protection, Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection, Operations Security, COMSEC, and Foreign Military Sales security support across program life-cycle phases.
Participate in IPTs and related activities, analyze problems, define alternative solutions, provide recommendations, write reports, and perform work assigned through individual task orders.
Prevent foreign nationals from accessing U.S. Government information without direct U.S. Government approval.
Comply with ITAR, the Arms Export Control Act, Defense Trade Security Initiatives, and applicable State Department, USAF, and DoD policies concerning export and import of data.
Obtain a Technical Assistance Agreement with each foreign nation identified by the COR at the time of any resulting contract.
Use JPAS to process incoming and outgoing visits, including badge check-in and check-out procedures.
Maintain document control and security files, including files containing security-sensitive information, in accordance with security policies and procedures.
Duplicate and/or destroy security-sensitive information.
Obtain, submit, and safeguard clearance applications for new employees.
Monitor security procedures and ensure compliance with personnel, physical, and administrative security systems and procedures.