The Security Specialist serves as a security program specialist for NASIC and subordinate organizations, protecting resources from espionage, terrorism, and unauthorized disclosure or compromise of information or material vital to the organization’s mission, national defense, or national security. The position administers and enforces information, personnel, industrial, and physical security programs, interpreting applicable Air Force, Department of Defense, and federal regulations and adapting established security practices to differing organizational needs and circumstances. The specialist analyzes personnel-security problems, mission vulnerabilities, security impacts, and challenges involving multiple security disciplines, and develops efficient solutions to support mission success. The role represents the organization on industrial security matters, supports protection of classified information and SCI access required by contract performance, maintains records, and develops and coordinates program guidance. The specialist also administers physical security, advising commanders and other stakeholders on security facilities, equipment, alarms, and related operations and maintenance. The position is a GG-12 DCIPS role at the full-performance work level. It requires the ability to obtain and maintain a Top Secret clearance and applicable SCI or other special access, pass initial and periodic drug tests, and obtain specified security certifications within two years. Work is primarily in an office, with some classroom and conference-room work and physical inspections that may involve climbing ladders and entering tunnels, crawl spaces, areas above ceilings, and roofs. Travel on military or commercial aircraft may be required, as may work outside normal hours, including evenings, weekends, holidays, shift work, and emergency overtime.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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