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ICR, Inc. is hiring a Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO) in Aurora, CO to support DoD and SAP programs. Requires active TS/SCI clearance, 10+ years in industrial security, and strong knowledge of DoD security manuals. Full-time on-site role with standard benefits and opportunity for growth.
The CPSO will implement security policies, manage visits and access, and collaborate with leadership across programs to ensure compliance with NISPOM, DoD directives, ICD-705, and JSIG.
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We will be the first to identify and solve the Intelligence and Defense Communities’ toughest engineering and operational problems by establishing a true partnership with our Customers. Despite our advanced degrees and heavy R&D focus, it is our hands-on experience and scars from the field that will enable us to create very practical and reliable solutions.
Our purpose at ICR is to establish a company where the best minds in their career field want to work. Our Customer’s problems will become our own and our employees will wake up each day wanting to solve them. Through a culture of stewardship and calculated risk-taking, we hope to mentor, develop and ultimately transition ICR’s ownership and leadership from our earliest employees to our future generation of employees.
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ICR was founded with the mission to be the first to identify and solve the Intelligence and Defense Communities’ toughest engineering and operational problems by establishing a true partnership with our Customers. Despite our advanced degrees and heavy R&D focus, it is our hands‑on experience and scars from the field that will enable us to create very practical and reliable solutions.
Our purpose at ICR is to establish an employee‑owned company where the best minds in their career field want to work. Our Customer’s problems will become our own and our employees will wake up each day wanting to solve them. Through a culture of stewardship and calculated risk-taking, we hope to mentor, develop and ultimately transition ICR’s ownership and leadership from our earliest employees to our future generation of employees.
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Position: Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO) - Colorado
Location: Aurora, CO
Job Id: 676
# of Openings: 1
Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO) - Colorado
Employment Status: Full Time /Remote work not authorized for this position.
Job Description:
CPSO to join the ICR Security Team and provide support to DoD and Special Access Programs. Must possess an active Top Secret/SCI clearance with current investigation date within 5 years. This multi-faceted security position will be responsible for all aspects of Security as a Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO). Provide guidance and implementation of contractual security requirements for engineering development labs and multifunction facilities utilizing the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM), Department of Defense Manual (DoDM) 5205.07 and Department of Defense Directive (DoDD) 5205.11, ICD-705, NRO Security & Counterintelligence Manual (NSCM), and Joint SAP Implementation Guide (JSIG).
Responsible for implementing and maintaining applicable security policies and procedures for 32 CFR Part 117/NISPOM, Special Access, and SCI Program activities. Standard Alternate FSO/CPSO duties and responsibilities apply to this position, including, but not limited to, all aspects of processing clearances/accesses, sending and receiving visit requests, document control and accountability, physical/technical security, program security, and security awareness (briefings, debriefings, etc.). Position will also function as part of the COMSEC account management team at the facility. Knowledge of and experience with standard office and position‑specific tools is preferred: Microsoft Office suite of products, DISS, TALON, NISS, and personnel security databases (SIMS). Some travel will be required for support, training, and project support responsibilities.
Ability to understand and proactively collaborate with key leadership personnel at all levels, in full support of business objectives, while ensuring compliance with US Government and Company directives and policies. Expected to manage all security requirements for programs and provide technical expertise concerning all security disciplines. Maintain and develop facilities, in accordance with corporate and ICD 705 standards. Will prepare and disseminate security procedures/guidance to all contractors/subcontractors/consultants. Will investigate security incidents; prepare reports, and work with customer to execute any corrective or disciplinary actions required. Will manage project milestones from a security aspect to support the overall program. Will be required to conduct self-inspections and provide corrective action plans to the customer. Will interpret security policy on matters pertaining to processing, dissemination, and control of classified materials, acting as liaison between sponsor and contractors. Will draft, review and release official outgoing correspondence for the project ensuring compliance with security classification guides.
Requires excellent verbal and written communication skills to prepare and deliver briefings/training to contractors and customer personnel. Must apply experience in supporting security concepts, principles and practices, to analyze and resolve security issues. Collaborate and assist the ISSO/ISSM on implementation as needed.
Required Skills:Salary Range: $120,000 -$160,000 (based on experience and meeting requirements)
This position offers a comprehensive benefits package that include company equity, a retirement plan, company-paid healthcare benefits, flexible paid time off (PTO) policy, and opportunities for a raise and bonus during the year.