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RAND · 1 day ago

Contractor Special Security Officer/Contractor Program Security Officer (CSSO/CPSO), III

Washington, DC

Full-time, Contract

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$88K/yr - $131K/yr

6+ years exp

RAND is seeking a Contractor Special Security Officer/Contractor Program Security Officer (CSSO/CPSO), III who will work under minimal guidance to develop and coordinate sensitive security efforts. The role involves managing day-to-day operations of security facilities, conducting security briefings, and ensuring compliance with security regulations.

EducationGovernmentHealth CareMedicalNon Profit

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Conducts periodic self-inspections and security incident investigations; document results and corrective actions taken

Prepare documentation to request SCI and SAP access and maintain access records

Brief and indoctrinate personnel on the proper application of security procedures, interpret and provide classification guidance to employees

Manage the Corporate Portfolio Program and liaison with government sponsors and DODSAPCO

Participate in government agency audits/assessments/reviews and implement corrective actions. Investigate security violations and prepare reports specifying preventive actions

Build and maintain strong working relationships with multiple DoD, Intelligence Community, Contracting Officer Representatives (COR), etc

Ensure the implementation of required security measures to maintain a SCIF and possibly SAPFs in accordance with applicable Intelligence Community Directives, Department of Defense 5205.7 Volumes 1-4 SAP Security Manual, the 32 CFR Part 117, other applicable government regulations, and local RAND procedures

Develop and implement security procedures and coordinate revisions or updates as necessary

Ensure compliance of daily operations with security policies, standards, and measures necessary for meeting security regulation requirements to ensure the protection of classified information

Act as lead advocate for the security program using sound communication expertise and work with other managers to accomplish missions

Provide guidance to lower level employees regarding matters of program security to include classification determination

Responsible for maintaining document control on those items that require accountability; perform classified destruction functions, including logging classified materials in/out, preparing receipts as appropriate and annotating in database

Review of classified documents and ensure material is properly marked, stored, received and transmitted

Responsible for preparing courier documentation

Perform duties as Removable Media Custodian (RMC)

Receive and send SCI clearances via DISS and fax; serve as a liaison to facilitate visits with other industry and government agencies as needed

Participate and facilitate in meetings held in the SCIF

Act as a primary contact – in a non-technical role – with the functioning of the Joint Worldwide Information Communications System (JWICS), and Multiuser Stand-Alone (MUSA), CV2, AF7, etc. and submit trouble tickets, as needed

Work with research staff with general questions pertaining to network systems

May perform COMSEC duties

Prepare security reports as required

Perform other duties as assigned

Qualification

Industrial security experienceDoD DirectivesSecurity briefings experienceGovernment security databasesComputer skillsCommunication skillsProblem-solving skillsTeamwork abilityCustomer service skillsDiscretionMembership in professional groupsCOMSEC duties

Required

Strong computer skills in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as the ability to learn new computer applications

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Commitment to security - creating and delivering the highest value to customers

Knowledge of applicable Department of Defense Directives including DoD Manual 5105.21 (SCI) series, 32 CFR Part 117, SEADs, ICDs and other appropriate regulations

Experience dealing with US Air Force, US Army and Intelligence Community customers

Experience creating and conducting initial security briefings, debriefings, indoctrinations, pre/post foreign travel briefings and refresher briefings, as appropriate

Resourceful in solving problems and capitalizing on opportunities

Ability to interpret company and government security policies and apply them to program operations

Must have discretion and proven customer service skills

Ability to work well independently as well as part of a team

Thorough understanding and working experience with government and corporate security databases such as NISS, DISS, eQIP and SIMS

Membership in professional groups such as ISWG, CSSWG, CAISSWG, etc

Completion of CSSO and/or ICD 705 SCIF accreditation course

Experience drafting co-use and joint-use agreements and MOUs/MOAs for shared space

Must be able to pass a background check

With a BS/BA degree, at least 6 years of experience in industrial security is required. Without a BS/BA degree, at least 10 years of experience in industrial security is required

High school diploma or GED is required

Must meet eligibility requirements for access to U.S. government classified information