Industrial Security Officer - TS/SCI Eligible

CACI International Inc; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 66,000 - 136,000; Full time

Job summary

CACI International Inc is seeking an Industrial Security Officer in Annapolis Junction, MD. The candidate will administer and implement collateral level security programs and SCI programs, ensuring compliance with NISPOM and government regulations while supporting DOD, intelligence, and contractor security needs.

Responsibilities include completing SF86/DD-254 packages, fingerprinting, VALs, and using DISS, with a focus on protecting classified information and conducting briefings and security

Qualifications

• Typically requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience and minimum 3 years related work experience.
• U.S. citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Follow the NISPOM, ICD, and other government regulations to administer routine aspects of the DOD, Intelligence and other industrial security programs.
• Support collateral level security programs and sensitive compartmented information programs.
• Complete SF86/Agency nomination packages and DD-254 packages.
• Fingerprinting, VALs, use of DISS, coordinate with customer security representatives to process security clearance requirements.
• Protect classified government information and monitor security procedures.
• Conduct security briefings and security education programs.
• Investigate losses and security violations and recommend corrective actions.

Skills

DISS experience

e-QIP

NISS/ISFD

Security management

Written & verbal communication

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

CACI International Inc is seeking an Industrial Security Officer in Annapolis Junction, MD. The candidate will administer and implement collateral level security programs and SCI programs, ensuring compliance with NISPOM and government regulations while supporting DOD, intelligence, and contractor security needs.

Responsibilities include completing SF86/DD-254 packages, fingerprinting, VALs, and using DISS, with a focus on protecting classified information and conducting briefings and security