Are you an experienced Contract Program Security Officer (CPSO)? Then we have a great opportunity for you to work within executive-level DoD multi-level security environments.

As a Senior Contract Program Security Officer (CPSO), you will:

Develop, coordinate, maintain and execute Security Standard Operating Procedures for the SAPF/SCIF. Work with junior level security officers to balance multiple customer workloads and ensure coverage. Work with government security officers to maintain facility compliance and complete the compliance cycle. Ensure that all personnel under your contract maintain relevant levels of security training and compliance eligibility. Act as the primary after hours contact for facility emergency services in Crystal City (30-minute reporting). Receive a robust benefits package that includes our Employee Stock Ownership Plan! (ESOP). Enjoy flexibility managing your work hours and personal needs with a single accrual leave plan.

 

A week in a life of a Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO): 

Develop program SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) through working with government customers to manage needs and expectations. Taking those established procedures and directing a team of junior security specialists to maintain and ensure smooth and timely workflow. In-coordination with the government security team, conduct annual collateral, SCI and SAP self-inspections utilizing the government provided self-inspection checklists for the facility.   Developing and submitting PAR packages. Developing and submitting SCI nomination packages. / Conduct security inquiries, identify suspected security infractions and violations, develop reports, and make recommendations to the government security team for corrective action(s). Assist in preparation, review, coordination, execution of OPSEC and Transportation security plans as required. Develop, coordinate, submit for approval, and implement entry/exit inspection procedures for the facility. Execute and document completion of an annual physical inventory of Top-Secret material under the control of the facility's registry. Brief customers and educate staff on proper security protocols. Develop and brief security training. Conduct program indoctrination briefings/debriefings, annual refresher training, pre/post travel briefings, and event specific training.