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The Security Specialist will be responsible for functions related to the following security areas: physical security, industrial security, information security, personnel security, and cyber security.
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Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Personnel Security Specialist to join our team! Collect, investigate, research, document, and forward to adjudications, as applicable, all adjudicative relevant information received through Automated Records Checks (ARC) and the Continuous Evaluation Program (CEP) for employees and contractors, in the Security and Installations Directorate (SI) Personnel Security Division’s (SISP) mandated timelines.
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Job Description 7-10 years includes >3 years within DoD/IC and experience must include >2 years of SMS and CAC. Significant experience in a distinct functional or cross-functional security areas (e.g., personnel, physical, industrial security; computer investigations; classification management; operational security; security education, etc.
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Job Number: R0196781 Personnel Security Specialist, Senior. Experience as a Background Investigator, Personnel Security Spe cia list, or with TS / SCI adjudicative roles.
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Ensure that an annual training plan is developed to train AIS personnel in their AOC positional duties and facilitate the accomplishment of all training requirements. Must obtain and maintain a Top Secret/Special Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) security clearance.
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Work Description: Support the Security and Installations Directorate (SI) Personnel Security Branch (SISP) through continuous evaluation activities and investigations. Manage issue specific interviews with all levels of personnel for resolution of security concerns and prepare accurate and quality reports of investigations with mitigating information.
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JOB SUMMARY: CRC has an immediate need for a Security Support Specialist (TS/SCI required) in Springfield, VA. Significant experience in a distinct functional or cross-functional security areas (e.g., personnel, physical, industrial security; computer investigations; classification management; operational security; security education, etc.
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To optimize security capabilities, you will review and edit SOPs, properly classify markings on documents, oversee secure transportation and destruction of classified material, and conduct security briefings and debriefings for SAP personnel.
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Personnel Security Specialist, Senior. Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; TS/SCI clearance with polygraph is required.
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has established an Interchange Agreement, which allows most permanent TSA employees to apply and be considered for vacancies in Competitive Service agencies.
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