Security Specialist, Risk and Compliance Services

Deloitte•Tampa, FL

153d•$69,400 - $115,700•Onsite

About The Position

Deloitte is seeking an experienced Specialist, Risk and Compliance Services to administer the daily operations of the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and implement procedures and controls to safeguard classified as well as special program information, as required. Be a part of a diverse team of security professionals in performing standard and specialized/multidisciplinary security duties supporting NISP-related classified, Controlled Unclassified Information/agency sensitive (CUI-Public Trust) contracts for a subset of Deloitte Government and Public Services (GPS) accounts.

Requirements

Active Top Secret clearance. Be able to obtain/maintain Top Secret/SCI clearance, as required
Experience working in a team environment that is rapid-response, customer-focused, and results-driven
Experience of people management supporting large, diverse, complex security organizations
Strong understanding of the security clearance process and ability to resolve personnel clearance problems effectively
Knowledge and experience of utilizing the Defense Information System for Security (DISS) database, National Industrial Security System (NISS) and ACCS
Experience in the Industrial Security field to include personnel security, operations security, insider threat management, FOCI mitigations, and incident management
Experience establishing facility clearances and getting classified areas certified by DCSA.
Familiarity with the drafting, coordinating and processing of prime/sub DD254s
Competence in delivery of business presentations, public speaking and training experience, and effective written communications skills to support interaction with all levels of personnel (employees and leadership)
Proficiency in the use of M.S. Office products, SharePoint, Personnel Security Management databases
Ability to travel up to 10%, on average, based on the work you do and the clients and industries/sectors you serve.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time in the future.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's (BS/BA) Degree or Advanced Degree with Security Specialization
FSO Program Management for Possessing Facilities Certification

Responsibilities

Initiate, prepare, and submit required contractor personnel security applications for access to Public Trust, client sensitive data to include SF86, SF85P, SF85, Visit Authorization Letters (VAL) and other agency required paperwork
Manage and conduct NISP operations that includes both "access elsewhere" and “possessing facility” operational environments for Department of Defense and other government agencies
Ensure compliance with DOD/Federal/Intelligence Community regulations that govern the critical security disciplines of both NISP/NISPOM and SCI classified contract-related security operations
Analyze complex problems, develops, and articulates focused solutions, and takes independent action in an often-ambiguous work environment
Develop security procedures consistent with Deloitte policies, the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM), including Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 704 and ICD 705
Review, coordinate, publish (and amend, as needed) security program governance documentation (e.g.: policies, procedures, and Standard Practice Procedures (SPP) manuals)
Provide advisory and consultation to Federal leadership, senior management, project managers, and engagement team members
Conduct regular interactions (in-person meetings, briefings, phone calls, status emails) with Deloitte client account teams, government clients, and other Enterprise Service teams to understand their needs and requirements, develop efficient security support processes, report/provide relevant security-related information, engage clients as appropriate, and develop sound working relationships
Report all security violations and compromises/potential compromises of classified information to the Corporate Facility Security Officer
Conduct security-related liaison activities with external (client) customers/Government security officials, internal (Deloitte) Federal leadership, and Enterprise Solutions (Federal Contracts, Recruiting and Talent, as necessary)
Review personnel security clearance request packages for accuracy and completeness.
Coordinate security support for compartmented or special access programs, as required
Manage the Self-Assessment program between DCSA Security Reviews to monitor the overall security status of classified contracts/operations and provide recommendations for corrective actions, to include establishing continuous evaluation criteria
Perform other related duties as required, necessary or directed to assure a comprehensive and viable security program within the guidelines of the NISPOM
Assist with ad hoc proposal security volume reviews
Ensure both internal and external security information systems (e.g.: SharePoint, internal security databases, etc.) are updated with current data related to account
Escalate issues and concerns to appropriate managers and senior leadership
Collaborate across all GPS Security teams to ensure best practices are being consistently employed and information is adequately shared as appropriate