Security Specialist - International (Mid-level)

Prosync•Arlington, VA

About The Position

ProSync is seeking a Mid-Level International Security Specialist to support international security programs, foreign partnerships, and classified information-sharing activities in Department of Defense and Intelligence Community environments. The role ensures compliance with U.S. Government security policies, international security agreements, foreign disclosure requirements, and security cooperation initiatives. The opportunity is in the proposal phase and is expected to be awarded in early 2027. The specialist supports international programs and engagements involving foreign military partners, allied nations, coalition organizations, and other international defense initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating classified engagements, assessing compliance and risk, supporting foreign disclosure and technology protection, maintaining program documentation, and advising personnel on international security procedures. The role also supports accreditation, inspection, and oversight of facilities and environments used for classified international activities. ProSync Technology Group, LLC is an award-winning, service-disabled veteran-owned defense contracting company supporting the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.

Requirements

At least three years of experience supporting international security, foreign disclosure, security cooperation, government security programs, or related disciplines.
Knowledge of DoD international security requirements, foreign engagement procedures, and classified information protection standards.
Familiarity with DoDM 5205.07 and ICD 705 requirements.
Experience supporting international programs, foreign military sales efforts, security cooperation initiatives, or multinational engagements.
Ability to interpret and apply security regulations, international agreements, and government directives.
Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
Ability to work independently while coordinating with government personnel, security offices, and international stakeholders.
Strong organizational and analytical skills, including the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously.
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.
Minimum Secret security clearance or higher.
Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited college or university; alternatively, an Associate’s degree plus four years of additional relevant work experience, or six years of additional relevant work experience in lieu of a degree.

Responsibilities

Support international security programs involving foreign military partners, allied nations, coalition organizations, and international defense initiatives.
Ensure compliance with applicable DoD security policies, international security agreements, and government directives governing foreign involvement in classified programs.
Assist with planning, coordinating, and executing international visits, meetings, conferences, and classified engagements involving foreign representatives.
Review and evaluate international program activities for compliance with disclosure, protection, and safeguarding requirements.
Coordinate security requirements and program support activities with program managers, security personnel, government stakeholders, and international partners.
Support foreign disclosure, technology protection, and international security cooperation efforts.
Maintain records, documentation, and tracking mechanisms related to international security activities and agreements.
Assist with accreditation, inspection, and oversight of facilities and environments supporting classified international activities.
Interpret and apply security policies, directives, and guidance concerning classified information shared with foreign entities.
Conduct security assessments and reviews of international engagements, identify compliance risks, and recommend corrective actions.
Prepare security reports, briefings, and correspondence supporting international program requirements.
Advise program personnel on international security procedures, foreign travel requirements, visit authorizations, and controlled information sharing.