Special Security Representative

MIT Lincoln Laboratory•Lexington, MA

1d•$99,300 - $131,600•Hybrid

About The Position

The Security Department’s overall mission is to identify and counter security threats to the MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s mission of development of game-changing technology in support of National Security, including guarding against compromise by foreign intelligence agencies and insider threats. To accomplish this mission, this department formulates and implements policies, plans, and actions designed to protect facilities against threats of vandalism, accidental destruction, and sabotage; and safeguards personnel, classified and unclassified information systems, personal identifiable information, property, and other assets from exploitation and recruitment by foreign intelligence agencies. We foster a culture where security professionals are empowered to solve complex security problems in close collaboration with Laboratory research teams and Government counterparts. Our people are our most important resource, and we encourage a casual and flexible opportunity-filled working environment that is technology-focused. Where mission needs can be met, the Security Services Department encourages flexible schedules and hybrid remote work arrangements. MIT Lincoln Laboratory is a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) whose mission is research in support of National Security.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of experience as a Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO), Contractor Special Security Officer (CSSO), Top Secret Control Officer (TSCO), or Program Security Officer (PSO).
The ability to read, understand and apply government regulation, policies and procedure (DoD SAP/SCI Community and Intelligence Community directives and manuals, NISPOM 32 CFR Part 117, applicable ICDs, etc.).
Bachelor’s degree or minimum of 2 years of work experience.
Active Top-Secret clearance with SCI eligibility required.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Successfully pass a background check and consent to undergoing a government polygraph examination.

Nice To Haves

Interpersonal, organizational, written and verbal communication skills.
Familiarity with security management software, such as SIMS and government databases such as DISS (Defense Information Security System).
Knowledge of business software: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Office, etc.
Comfortable responding to off-hours emergencies and local/overnight travel as needed (infrequent, but a possibility).

Responsibilities

Physical Security: Oversees facility access control, any construction and renovation, drafting and implementation of construction security plans.
Materials Control & Accountability: Manages creation, movement and destruction of classified material and digital media.
Personnel Security: Facilitates indoctrinations and debriefings, personnel file maintenance, manages reporting requirements, incoming and outgoing external visits.
Security Education, Training and Awareness: Conducts annual training, facility access training, Operations Security (OPSEC) awareness.
Risk Management: Investigates and documents security incidents, develops and manages corrective actions.
Emergency Action Planning: Ensures compliance with operational security and emergency action plans.