Director of Security & Emergency Management

Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 234,000 - 292,000; Full time

Job summary

HII, a global defense provider, invites applications for a Director of Security 2 in the Arlington, Virginia office (Emergency Management & Security). The role leads security strategy, integrates security disciplines, and aligns with regulatory requirements while enabling mission success.

You will oversee physical and logical security, crisis management, insider threat, business continuity, and industrial security programs, building a high‑performing team and ensuring readiness for steady‑state

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline (or the equivalent in education, training and experience) plus 10 years of applicable, progressive professional and/or supervisory work experience
• -or- Master’s degree and 8 years relevant experience
• Must have Top Secret DOD Clearance or be able to obtain TS clearance.

Responsibilities

• Lead the division’s security strategy and integrate security disciplines to support performance and regulatory compliance.
• Oversee security programs including physical, logical security, crisis management, emergency management, insider threat and business continuity.
• Translate complex risk environments into practical security strategies aligned with government contractual requirements.

Skills

Security leadership

Crisis management

Regulatory compliance

Incident response

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Job description

HII, a global defense provider, invites applications for a Director of Security 2 in the Arlington, Virginia office (Emergency Management & Security). The role leads security strategy, integrates security disciplines, and aligns with regulatory requirements while enabling mission success.

You will oversee physical and logical security, crisis management, insider threat, business continuity, and industrial security programs, building a high‑performing team and ensuring readiness for steady‑state