Security Programs Analyst - OPSEC & Facility Security

DTSV, Inc.; Illinois; On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive health, dental, and vision

Paid time off

Short and Long Term Disability Plans

Commuter Benefits

401(K) Plan

Education Reimbursement

Job summary

DTSV, Inc. is seeking a Security Program Analyst to support the USCIS Office of Security and Integrity, Field Security Division, delivering security services to USCIS locations domestically and internationally.

The role includes OPSEC, active assailant, and facility security planning, plus reporting and travel up to 25% annually. Requires U.S. citizenship, an associate degree or higher, and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizenship is required.
• Associate degree or higher must be met.
• Two years’ experience providing security program support is required.
• Proficient with MS Office and SharePoint.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provide OPSEC, active assailant, and facility security planning expertise and support to OSI personnel.
• Assist with developing security countermeasures for government facilities and surveys.
• Support regional OPSEC and active assailant programs and related trainings.
• Prepare technical reports, briefs, and supporting papers for field security initiatives.
• Travel up to 25% of the work schedule annually and maintain accurate trip reports.
• Maintain databases, web content, and records related to security programs.
• Analyze trends in security reviews and support plan development for security initiatives.
• Develop and review security plans including Facility, Mail, and OPSEC plans with QA adherence.

Skills

Strong oral and written communication

Security program support

OPSEC knowledge

Education

Associate degree or higher

Tools

MS Office

MS SharePoint

Job description

DTSV, Inc. is seeking a Security Program Analyst to support the USCIS Office of Security and Integrity, Field Security Division, delivering security services to USCIS locations domestically and internationally.

The role includes OPSEC, active assailant, and facility security planning, plus reporting and travel up to 25% annually. Requires U.S. citizenship, an associate degree or higher, and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.