Security Specialist – Industrial

Armada Ltd•Arlington, VA

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About The Position

The Security Specialist – Industrial supports the development, maintenance, and execution of industrial security requirements across the program and its contractor locations. The role safeguards classified, controlled unclassified, and proprietary information in accordance with DoD, NISP, and program-specific policies. It also manages documentation, assessments, training, and compliance activities to maintain a robust industrial security posture. This position is contingent upon award, is based in Arlington, Virginia, and requires a Top Secret security clearance. It is full time and overtime exempt status is listed as No. Relocation is not available. The role requires at least 10 years of relevant work experience and a master’s degree in a relevant field, or a bachelor’s degree plus four additional years of relevant work experience. Industrial Security Oversight Certification (CDSE) is required within one year of hire.

Requirements

At least 10 years of relevant work experience.
Master's degree in a relevant field, or a bachelor's degree and four additional years of relevant work experience.
Top Secret security clearance.
Obtain Industrial Security Oversight Certification (CDSE) within one year of hire.
Knowledge of National Industrial Security Program requirements, DoD industrial security standards, INFOSEC and PERSEC policies, and security documentation processes.
Skill in authoring, maintaining, and organizing complex security publications, assessments, compliance tools, and facility support materials.
Ability to evaluate risks, identify vulnerabilities, and recommend protective measures for CPI, MCC, MCF, and other sensitive program equities.
Skill in managing security databases, tracking tasks, coordinating visits, and supporting meetings, training, and compliance activities.
Ability to support SCI/SAP facility documentation, training program development, and industrial security oversight across Government and industry locations.
Specialized experience with flag-officer-level briefings and senior-level interface.

Responsibilities

Author, maintain, and update security documentation, including Security Operations Manuals, SOPs, Security Classification Guides, Access Management Control Plans, Project Security Instructions, SSAMPs, COOPs, OEPs, Program Protection Plans, and Emergency Action Plans, at intervals directed by the Government.
Maintain and update Government security websites, databases, and systems of record, including JADE, DISS, SharePoint, and local archives.
Assist with scheduling and executing security-related meetings, conferences, and working groups; record notes and identify security tasks or responsibilities.
Perform task management and develop methods to track Government priorities, reports, and security actions.
Provide security assessments, Staff Assistance Visits, and protection guidance to support industry compliance.
Analyze program equities to identify risks, vulnerabilities, and security gaps, and ensure methodologies mitigate identified threats.
Assist with developing and executing Corrective Action Plans, POA&Ms, and other compliance documentation required by applicable regulations and policies.
Develop and execute an in-person, virtual, and static display SETA program, including monthly topics or focus areas, and maintain security posters, announcements, and bulletin boards.
Identify security incident trends, incorporate mitigation training, and ensure required initial and annual security training is completed and documented.
Receive, transmit, and file visit requests for personnel and visitors for CONUS, OCONUS, and international facilities.
Assist with developing construction security plans, SOPs, fixed facility checklists, and documentation required for SCI/SAP facility operations.
Perform other duties as assigned.