Industrial Security Specialist

SAIC is seeking an experienced Industrial Security Specialist to support our customer's Office of Security. This individual will be required to operate in a diverse security environment.

The Industrial Security Specialist Duties will be responsible for the following:

• Create DoD task order Security Classification Specification (DD Form 254) (or successor forms) as appropriate. Upon request, provide feedback, reviews, and updates of the DD Form 254 (or successor forms).
• Manage the Industrial Security secure and unclassified customer service phone lines, email accounts, and other forms of communication, as appropriate. Respond to customer/stakeholder requests for assistance/information in a timely manner.
• Conduct Customer Assistance Visits (CAVs) to CONUS industrial partner locations that re performing classified work off-site in support of customer contracts or other agreements.
• Perform observations of physical security aspects and provide industrial security program guidance to industry security personnel pertaining to implementation of NISPOM requirements.
• Process and track Facility Clearance packages and National Interest Determinations upon request·
  Provide timely, properly edited CAV trip reports that include a list of meeting attendees and a synopsis of topics of discussion, items of interest, and follow-on actions/due outs, when applicable. 
• Coordinate with customer and external agencies to obtain information, develop solutions, and communicate with customers/stakeholders. Provide technical expertise concerning physical, personnel, information, and operations security to industry partners.
• Review, analyze, interpret, and maintain internal customer policy documents, standard operating procedures, program briefings and instructional material pertaining to the Industrial Security program.
• Maintain a security reference library connected to Industrial Security. Library material is not limited to DoD or IC generated material. Library may be a combination of printed and electronic material.
  Upon request, provide content for taskers, weekly activity reports, staff meetings, and other engagements as appropriate.
• Represent Industrial Security by presenting content at internal or external working groups, informational briefings, and training sessions upon request.
• Coordinate with customer, as appropriate, to obtain information, develop solutions, and communicate guidance to customers/stakeholders.
• Upon request, attend security conferences, webinars, and/or training to increase knowledge and promote NISPOM compliance.
• When appropriate, use databases and various internal customer web tools to validate applicable security information.
• Maintain and update Industrial Security records upon request including electronic shared folder and hardcopy documentation.
• Ability to complete multiple tasks in a fast pace work environment.