Senior Industrial Security Consultant - CTJ - Poly

Self-Motivation & Problem-Solving:

Demonstrate ability to solve complex problems independently and proactively, with a passion for continuous improvement.

Time Management & Independence:

Effectively manage time, prioritize tasks, and work independently to meet deadlines.

Decision Making:

Make informed decisions that enhance the security program and foster strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Attention to

Detail:

Maintain a high standard of organization, punctuality, and attention to detail in all tasks.

Core Values:

Exhibit integrity, flexibility, adaptability, and a growth mindset in all aspects of the role.

Collaboration:

Work closely with internal teams such as Insider Threat & Counterintelligence, Personnel Security, Information Systems Security, and Legal to drive the success and integrity of NST's industrial security program.

Regulatory Compliance:

Engage with Government Security authorities to ensure compliance with regulations and directives, including CFR 32 Part 117, ICDs, DoDM 5105.21, and DoDM 5205.07.

Training:

Conduct Security Education and Training (SETA) sessions to ensure all personnel are well-versed in security protocols.

Customer Engagement:

Serve as a liaison between internal and external customers or government officials in the performance of security duties.

Accreditation:

Maintain ICD705 accreditations in accordance with the guidelines set by the Cognizant Security Agency.

Security Violations:

Investigate security violations, report findings, and submit required documentation to the Cognizant Security Agency.

Business Relationships:

Develop and maintain business relationships across the organization, gaining company-specific insights in a collaborative, cross-functional environment.

Physical Security:

Ensure secure work area (SWA) physical security, including visitor control, access control, and entry/exit inspections.

Standard Operating Procedures:

Prepare and annually update SOPs/EAPs for DoD and IC customers.

Compliance Program Development:

Design and maintain a compliant security program in line with 32 CFR Part 117 and IC directives, ensuring the protection of classified material.

Regulatory Rulings:

Obtain rulings, interpretations, and deviations for compliance with regulations from relevant government agencies.

Business Impact Projects:

Lead NST-driven initiatives that not only advance national security but also drive strategic business outcomes through innovative security solutions.

Audit Participation:

Actively engage in Government security audits and maintain records of audit results. 4+ years experience in security program or program management or related field OR equivalent experience. These requirements include, but are not limited to the following specialized security screenings: The successful candidate must have an active U.S. Government Top Secret Clearance with access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) based on a Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) with Polygraph. Failure to maintain or obtain the appropriate U.S. Government clearance and/or customer screening requirements may result in employment action up to and including termination.

Clearance Verification:

This position requires successful verification of the stated security clearance to meet federal government customer requirements. You will be asked to provide clearance verification information prior to an offer of employment.

Citizenship & Citizenship Verification:

This position requires verification of U.S. citizenship due to citizenship-based legal restrictions. Specifically, this position supports United States federal, state, and/or local United States government agency customer and is subject to certain citizenship-based restrictions where required or permitted by applicable law. To meet this legal requirement, citizenship will be verified via a valid passport, or other approved documents, or verified US government

Clearance Regulatory Knowledge:

Demonstrated expertise in industrial security policies and regulations, including Intelligence Community Directives (ICD), NISPOM (32 CFR Part 117), and DoD Directives. Experience with analysis and evaluation of both hardware and software in support of Intelligence Community (IC), Department of Defense, and other Federal Government Agencies.

Government Systems:

Proficient in using government security systems, including Defense Information System for Security (DISS), National Background Investigation Services (NBIS), and Scattered Castles. Experience applying security risk assessment methodology to system development, including threat model development, vulnerability assessments, and resultant security risk analysis. Experience applying security risk assessment methodology to system development, including threat model development, vulnerability assessments, and resultant security risk analysis. Experience or knowledge of secure are construction in accordance with ICD 705 requirements.