Security Specialist - International Training & Education (Senior-level)

Prosync•Arlington, VA

About The Position

ProSync is seeking a senior-level International Training & Education Security Specialist to support international security cooperation programs, foreign partner engagements, and multinational training and education initiatives across Department of Defense and allied-nation environments. The role serves as a trusted advisor, ensuring security compliance, facilitating international collaboration, and supporting the secure exchange of information for global training and education programs. The position is in the proposal phase and is expected to be awarded in early 2027. The specialist leads security support for international programs and advises program leadership and government stakeholders on security matters. The role coordinates with Foreign Disclosure Offices, security managers, program personnel, U.S. Government agencies, military organizations, allied nations, and international partners. The position also develops security procedures and educational materials, delivers briefings and training, and evaluates program compliance. Candidates must have an active IAT/IAM Level II certification and a minimum Secret security clearance. A Master’s degree or higher is required, or a Bachelor’s degree with four additional years of relevant work experience may be substituted.

Requirements

Ten or more years of experience supporting international security programs, foreign engagement activities, security cooperation initiatives, military training programs, or related government efforts.
Experience supporting international training, education, or multinational engagement programs.
Strong understanding of DoD international security requirements, foreign disclosure processes, and security cooperation policies.
Experience working with U.S. Government agencies, Combatant Commands, military organizations, allied nations, and international partners.
Ability to interpret and apply security directives, international agreements, and government regulations.
Experience developing and presenting briefings to senior military leaders, government officials, and international stakeholders.
Demonstrated ability to lead complex initiatives involving multiple organizations and mission partners.
Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
Ability to work independently and provide senior-level guidance on international security matters.
Must hold an active IAT/IAM Level II certification, such as Security+, CySA+, SSCP, GICSP, GSEC, CND, CCNA Security, CASP+/SecurityX, CISA, CISSP, GCED, GCIH, CCNP Security, or CCSP.
A minimum Secret security clearance or higher is required.
A Master’s degree or higher from an accredited college or university, or a Bachelor’s degree plus four years of additional relevant work experience.

Responsibilities

Lead security support activities for international training, education, and security cooperation programs involving foreign military personnel, allied nations, and multinational partners.
Coordinate security requirements for international military education programs, training events, conferences, exercises, and partner engagements.
Ensure compliance with applicable DoD security policies, international agreements, foreign disclosure guidance, and government regulations.
Advise program leadership and government stakeholders on security considerations associated with international training and educational activities.
Support planning and execution of multinational engagements involving foreign military representatives and international organizations.
Review information-sharing activities to ensure proper protection of classified, controlled, and sensitive information.
Develop security procedures, guidance, and best practices for international training and education initiatives.
Coordinate with Foreign Disclosure Offices, security managers, and program personnel to facilitate authorized information exchanges.
Prepare and deliver security briefings, awareness training, and educational materials to U.S. and international stakeholders.
Support international visit authorizations, foreign travel activities, access requests, and multinational event planning.
Evaluate program compliance with security requirements and recommend corrective actions or process improvements.
Develop reports, executive briefings, correspondence, and status updates related to international security activities and training programs.
Serve as a subject matter expert on international security policy, security cooperation activities, and multinational training initiatives.