Benefits:
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Vision insurance
Bonus based on performance
We are seeking a Mid-Level Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO) to provide on-site, day-to-day support to National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and SCI programs within accredited SCIFs. This full-time role focuses on SCI program and physical security operations under NRO-sponsored programs, ensuring compliance with applicable Intelligence Community and DoD security policies.
Responsibilities
Support CPSO functions for NRO SCI programs in client SCIFs, owning daily security tasks and troubleshooting evolving security issues.
Manage SCI access processing, indoctrinations, re-briefings, and debriefings; validate clearance eligibility and investigative requirements prior to nomination.
Maintain SCI access rosters and program tracking tools.
Create, prepare, and coordinate DD Form 254s, including subcontractor flow-down requirements.
Implement classified material control procedures, including safeguarding, transmission, reproduction, and destruction of classified material.
Prepare for and support NRO annual inspections and ICD 705 compliance reviews, including familiarity with ICD 705 Tech Spec and ODNI NOTIP requirements.
Provide program security input to client leadership on new efforts or changes to program/physical security scope.
Own and manage the administration of SCIF security programs in accordance with NRO security policy and directives.
Maintain and update SCIF documentation (SF 701/702, visitor logs, inspection records).
Assist with annual self-inspections and corrective action tracking per NSCM and DNI directives/standards.
Complete semi-annual IDS inspections to maintain ICD 705 and UL 2050 compliance.
Operate access control systems and software to create and manage badge access for client sites and SCIFs.
Conduct SCIF training (IDS open/close, end-of-day checks, escorting of uncleared personnel, visitor escort, OPSEC training).
Perform cleared escort duties and support SCIF maintenance scheduling as needed.
Qualifications
Current eligibility for Top Secret / SCI access required.
Minimum 3–7 years of applicable CPSO experience working with the Intelligence Community.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent applicable experience.
Working knowledge of applicable federal laws, Presidential Directives, Executive Orders, Intelligence Community Directives, and the 32 CFR Part 117 NISPOM Rule.
Familiarity with NRO applications, procedures, and security policies.
Effective interpersonal skills for working with diverse organizations and grade levels; ability to work both independently and in team environments.
Excellent oral and written communication skills and professional demeanor.
No physical or medical limitations related to assigned work; reliable transportation to client facilities across the National Capital Region.
Proven reliability, professionalism, and ability to deliver quality results with limited supervision.
Ability to detect, assess, and resolve security-related matters efficiently and in a timely manner.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting Contractor Use Agreements (CUA) and Joint Use Agreements (JUA), including drafting, submitting, and tracking approvals/renewals.
NCMS ISP® certification.
Completion of CDSE STEPP courses, such as: FSO Program Management for Possessing Facilities, Establishing an Insider Threat Program, Insider Threat Awareness, PII, Cyber Awareness, and NISS External User training (or willingness to complete).
Compensation & Benefits
Full-time role with a competitive salary based on qualifications.
Bonus-eligible position with benefits package (details to be shared during the interview process).
Work Environment
On-site support within NRO-accredited SCIFs in the National Capital Region.
Close collaboration with Government Program Security Officers (GPSOs), COR/COTRs, and client leadership.