Key Management & Access Security Specialist

GE Aerospace; Town of Niskayuna (NY); On-site; USD 83,000 - 138,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

HealthAhead wellbeing program

401(k) retirement plan

Job summary

GE Aerospace is seeking a Security Specialist to administer key management and access control, supporting site security and locksmith duties. You will oversee issuance/return records, approvals, audits, and policy administration across cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities include maintaining key systems, coordinating with EHS, facilities, and DT teams, and delivering training on access protocols. A focus on lean methods and regulatory compliance is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or Associate of Science degree or equivalent professional experience.
• Equivalent experience may include work in security, crisis management, military, or law enforcement fields
• Strong industrial security technical skills, including familiarity with access control software and hardware

Responsibilities

• Access Management: Administer the GE Aerospace Research key systems and policies.
• Maintain records of key issuances, returns, and access records.
• Develop processes to ensure keyholders are informed and compliant.
• Align software databases with site access restrictions and regulatory mandates.
• Provide work directions to site locksmiths on security levels and inventory.

Skills

Access control

Security operations

Lean principles

Policy administration

Team supervision

Education

Bachelor's degree

Associate of Science

Tools

Traka Key System Management

Key management tools

Job description

GE Aerospace is seeking a Security Specialist to administer key management and access control, supporting site security and locksmith duties. You will oversee issuance/return records, approvals, audits, and policy administration across cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities include maintaining key systems, coordinating with EHS, facilities, and DT teams, and delivering training on access protocols. A focus on lean methods and regulatory compliance is essential.