RedTrace Technologies Inc

Physical Security/Information Assurance Specialist I

Lackland AFB, TX - Full Time

SECURITY CLEARANCE REQUIREMENT: TS, WITH SCI ELIGIBILITY
***POSITION REQUIRES US CITIZENSHIP***
Position Title: Physical Security/Information Assurance Specialist

Location: Lackland AFB, TX (on-site)
Salary Range: TBD based on experience

Position Description:
The Physical Security/Information Assurance Specialist primary function is to provide physical security (PS) and information assurance (IA) support for collateral, SCI and SAP systems in accordance with JSIG and other DoD and national guidance for facilities with internal networks and guest systems.

We are seeking an Physical Security/Information Assurance Specialist to carry out the following duties and responsibilities:

Responsible to the Chief of Security for ensuring compliance with DCID and JSIG physical security and IA requirements and maintaining accreditation documentation
Conduct or manage physical and technical security (TEMPEST/TSCM) actions and procedures
Conduct preconstruction reviews and makes recommendations for compliance with guidance for construction, expansion and modifications of facilities
Assist the Information Assurance Manager with implementation of the information assurance program
Author, review and maintain Certification and Accreditation documentation
Assist with enforcement of personnel security controls for visitors and un-cleared personnel requiring entry to the facility
Enforce physical security controls of electronic devices and prohibited items; conduct entry/exit inspections
Identify IA and physical security vulnerabilities and ensure JAFAN 6/9 compliance
Conduct periodic IA & PS self-inspections and implement corrective actions
Review, track and conduct IA new user and refresher training
Implement local media control policies and procedures

Qualifications:

Required:

5 - 7 years related experience

Desired:

Bachelor’s degree in a related area or equivalent experience (4 years)

Security Clearance:

TS with SCI eligibility
Eligibility for access to Special Access Program Information
Willingness to submit to a Counterintelligence polygraph

Employee Benefits:

Competitive salary for well qualified applicants
401(k) plan
Annual performance bonus
Certification and advanced degree attainment bonuses
Student Loan / Tuition reimbursement
Health Care Insurance (medical, dental, vision)
Up to four weeks of paid vacation
11 Federal Holidays, and 3 Floating Holidays
Team bonding events

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