Information Security Specialist

Taurean Corp; Town of Florida, Northern (NY, KY); Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Taurean is hiring an Information Security Specialist to support the client’s collateral and SCI Information Security Programs on-site in Doral, Florida. Responsibilities span destruction, CUI compliance, training, and incident management in a classified environment.

The role requires active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, U.S. Citizenship, and certification to operate the SEM Model 23/5 disintegrator. Standard hours are 0600–1800, Monday–Friday, with no sponsorship available.

Qualifications

• Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility required.
• U.S. Citizenship is mandatory and no sponsorship is available.
• Experience with handling classified material and destruction workflows preferred.

Responsibilities

• Collect classified and CUI material weekly for destruction and report backlog.
• Operate SEM Model 23/5 and coordinate maintenance with COR.
• Maintain security education, awareness, and training activities for staff.
• Assist with security walk-throughs, inspections, and reporting.

Skills

Top Secret clearance

Security awareness

Written communication

Tools

SEM Model 23/5

Degaussing equipment

Job description

CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT:This position requires an active, adjudicated Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility — currently in hand.Candidates who do not hold this clearance will not be considered and need not apply.No clearance sponsorship is available. U.S. Citizenship is required. Clearance will be verified prior to offer.

DESTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION:A minimum of two (2) Information Security Specialists on this contract must be certified to operate the SEM Model 23/5 disintegrator at time of proposal submission.Candidates holding this certification are strongly preferred and will be prioritized.Please note certification status in your application.

About Taurean

TAUREAN

Guided by our vision — Find Relevant Work. Create Meaningful Jobs. Transform Lives — for the Glory of God! — we build teams grounded in accountability, professional growth, and purposeful contribution. Our culture emphasizes strong leadership, family-first principles, and continuous development within a collaborative, performance-focused environment.

Position Overview

Before You Apply This position requires a currently active, adjudicated Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility based on a Tier 5 investigation completed within the past five (5) years. If you do not hold this clearance right now, please do not apply — we are unable to sponsor, initiate, or wait for clearances to process. U.S. Citizenship is mandatory. No exceptions. Clearance status will be verified before any offer is extended.

Destruction Equipment Certification A minimum of two (2) Information Security Specialists on this contract must hold an active certification to operate the SEM Model 23/5 disintegrator at time of proposal submission.Candidates holding this certification are strongly preferred and will be prioritized in the selection process.Please note your certification status in your application.

Taurean is hiring an Information Security Specialist to support the client's collateral and SCI Information Security Programs on-site in Doral, Florida. Personnel in this role operate across the full spectrum of information security functions — from classified material handling and destruction to security education, incident management, CUI compliance, and walk-through inspections.

Personnel assigned to this role will work primarily in the client's HQ building. Those performing destruction services will also work in the Media Destruction Center located in the Installation Services Building. Standard hours are 0600–1800, Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays.

Key Responsibilities

• Collect classified and CUI material weekly for destruction IAW local policies; transport to the Media Destruction Facility and destroy material per established procedures; remove waste byproducts and report destruction backlog weekly
• Operate the SEM Model 23/5 disintegrator and perform operator-level maintenance; coordinate service, cleaning, blade replacement, and supply acquisition with COR per the separate maintenance contract
• Operate and maintain degaussing and data destruction equipment; break down media for efficient destruction; ensure field test functions within guidance; coordinate annual calibration per the maintenance contract
• Provide Two-Person Integrity (TPI) capability IAW applicable policy for destruction of Top Secret, SAP, SCI, and other materials
• Prepare classified information for transmission or transportation; provide related training; maintain a classified material inventory and destroy material IAW records management disposition instructions
• Coordinate and schedule classified withholding pickups including special pickups for personnel departing, retiring, PCSing, or during emergency response events
• Maintain expendable media destruction supply inventory and equipment certification/maintenance schedule; submit requests to COR 30 days in advance or as requested

Security Incidents & CUI Compliance

• Process reported and suspected security incidents IAW local policy including preliminary inquiries; maintain incident files (electronic and hard copy); collaborate with IT and DISA as directed to sanitize systems and printers; issue notifications, prepare reports, and identify trends
• Implement and maintain the CUI Program; conduct data collection and evaluate marking compliance through sampling; document results, recommend corrective actions, and conduct preliminary inquiries as required
• Conduct internal assessments using established checklists IAW applicable policy; evaluate document marking accuracy through sampling; document results and make on-the-spot corrections; recommend corrective actions to assess overall security program health

Security Education, Awareness & Training (SETA)

• Execute a comprehensive SETA program including newcomer orientation, annual training, refresher courses, and awareness materials (CBTs, presentations, pamphlets, newsletters); provide monthly training completion rates
• Submit topics and information to support the multi-faceted Security Education, Awareness, and Training program
• Assist with submitting topics and information to support the command-wide SETA program
• Process courier requests; prepare courier cards and travel authorization letters within 3 business days; maintain an Excel spreadsheet for accountability and reporting; submit weekly metrics
• Assist with administering DCS actions; prepare documentation; conduct pickups/drop-offs; perform receipt and delivery of materials

Security Inspections & Program Support

• Assist with conducting security walk-throughs and inspections to ensure compliance; make on-the-spot corrections; report security incidents IAW local policy; provide monthly and annual reports
• Assist with planning and execution of security staff assistance visits (virtual and in-person), surveys, assessments, and quarterly meetings supporting the Command Security Manager Program; document observations and results
• Assist with preparing Security Classification Guides (SCGs) and maintaining the SCG library
• Assist with conducting prepublication and security reviews; provide recommendations and identify equities for referrals
• Assist with original and derivative classification and the mandatory/systematic/automatic declassification programs utilizing established guides; apply appropriate markings/redactions to prevent unauthorized disclosure
• Collect Annual Agency Classification Management Report data quarterly; review for accuracy; maintain databases/spreadsheets; prepare reports for inclusion in the Annual Agency Classification Management Report/Data Call
• Maintain and execute the Industrial Security Program requirements IAW DoD and applicable policy
• Assist with maintaining and executing the NATO SECRET Sub-registry, aiding the program manager and control points
• Establish and maintain an information repository/tracking system to document Classification/Declassification Guides, prepublication/security reviews, security incidents, DD Form 254s, appointed Contract Monitors, designated OCAs, and declassification authorities
• Maintain the Security SharePoint site; post documents approved by government security officials
• Provide weekly activity reports (WAR) to the COR capturing activities and status

Required Qualifications

• Currently active, adjudicated Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility — required at time of application. Candidates without this clearance will not be considered.
• Background investigation must be a Tier 5 completed within the past five (5) years; NATO access required. Interim Top Secret clearances acceptable.
• U.S. Citizenship required — no exceptions. Must pass E-Verify employment eligibility screening prior to performance.
• No clearance sponsorship available. Clearance will be verified prior to offer.
• Knowledge of governing laws, regulations, precedents, and directives governing DoD security programs (information, personnel, physical, industrial)
• Knowledge of the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) and DoD Enterprise Architecture frameworks (SIPR, NIPR, JWICS) and applicable IT/Cybersecurity regulatory authorities
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access)
• Strong written and oral communication skills; ability to engage diverse audiences with tact and diplomacy

A minimum of two (2) Information Security Specialists on this contract must be certified to operate the SEM Model 23/5 disintegrator at time of proposal submission. Candidates holding this certification are strongly preferred and will be prioritized. Please indicate certification status in your application and include documentation if held.

Personnel certifications for destruction equipment must be active at time of proposal submission. If your certification has lapsed, proof of renewal/reinstatement submission is acceptable; proof of pending application may also be considered. All certifications must be fully active prior to contract start.

Mandatory Training (Post-Hire)

• Anti-Terrorism (AT) Level I — within 30 days of start; annual refresh required
• OPSEC Awareness Training — per contract OPSEC SOP/Plan
• DoD IA Cyber Awareness / ATCTS registration — within 30 days of start; annual refresh
• Threat Awareness Reporting Program (TARP) — within 30 days of start; annual refresh
• iWATCH — within 15 days of start
• SERE 100.1 Code of Conduct — required prior to any OCONUS travel

Work Conditions

• On-site position located in Doral, FL — in-person attendance required; personnel conducting destruction services will also work in the Installation Services Building (Media Destruction Center)
• Standard hours: 0600–1800, Monday–Friday, excluding Federal holidays
• OCONUS travel may be required for Security Staff Assistance Visits (SAVs) and security assessments; frequency based on mission demand
• Surge capability required: up to 250 overtime hours per year; KO preapproval within 48 hours
• Government-issued contractor identification badge must be worn and visible at all times
• Annual drug testing required at contractor's expense
• Professional appearance required at all times per applicable standards

Taurean is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to an inclusive environment for all employees.