Branch Chief, Physical Security Programs

GSA; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 115,000 - 141,000; Full time

Job summary

GSA is seeking a Supervisory Security Specialist to serve as the Branch Chief for the Physical Security Branch, administering federal physical security standards. The role includes executive oversight of Mission Assurance programs and coordinating with the Chief Security Officer to align national strategies with policy directives.

The position may require security clearances and involves resource planning, staff supervision, and ongoing program improvements to meet federal requirements.

Qualifications

• Resume must clearly demonstrate how you meet the specialized experience described in the job announcement.
• Include name, address, telephone number, email address on your resume; provide GS grade or equivalent.
• Education, certifications or licensures—include required information and transcripts if applicable.

Responsibilities

• Serves as the principal technical advisor to GSA officials regarding comprehensive administration of physical and industrial security programs.
• Co-leads sector-wide security initiatives and ensures that national implementation strategies align with Chief Security Officer directives.
• Develops and fosters innovative OMA initiatives and coordinates with the Emergency Management Office for seamless security integration during disasters.
• Translates industry best practices into actionable program improvements and evaluates performance against federal standards.
• Provides supervision to staff, sets priorities, supports professional development, and advances Equal Employment Opportunity objectives.

Job description

GSA is seeking a Supervisory Security Specialist to serve as the Branch Chief for the Physical Security Branch, administering federal physical security standards. The role includes executive oversight of Mission Assurance programs and coordinating with the Chief Security Officer to align national strategies with policy directives.

The position may require security clearances and involves resource planning, staff supervision, and ongoing program improvements to meet federal requirements.