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Security Specialist

 

Join our team as a Security Specialist III at Case Management Consulting!

This role requires an active TS/SCI clearance (with the ability to obtain a CI poly)

Term:  March 2025 (with a possible extension to August 2025)

 

Are you ready to take your security career to the next level? We're looking for a Security Specialist III to join our team and support the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). You'll be crucial to the Security and Installations Directorate (SI) Personnel Security Division's (SISP) case management team.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Collect, investigate, research, document, and forward to adjudications all reportable information from employees and contractors within the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) and Director of National Intelligence (DNI) mandated timelines.
  • Monitor all case progress to ensure cases are completed within the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) mandates.
  • Document, file, and maintain all actions in the PeopleSoft security system.
  • Follow-up as appropriate to ensure timely action on all ARC and CEP events.
  • Prepare accurate and quality reports of investigation.
  • Submit appropriate documentation to applicable databases to complete the Automatic Records Checks in less than 30 days.
  • Knowledge and experience in the Defense Information System for Security (DISS) and Scattered Castles.
  • Prepare the ARC report using the established template and place it in ePSF, annotating action in the investigations Module in PeopleSoft.
  • Identify any outstanding actions weekly to the government Team Lead.
  • Ensure no errors are detected, and all case data entries in the PeopleSoft Investigations and Adjudication Modules are current and accurate.
  • Monitor and assign priorities to cases specified by the Government (e.g., specific work roles, student hires).
  • Provide written weekly status reports on mandated timelines.
  • Accurately create the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Quarterly Metrics reports and deliver them for review on mandated timelines before external suspense.
  • Prepare the monthly metrics slides with all required information without error and deliver on mandated timelines.
  • Elevate to the Division Chief issues and propose solutions to bottlenecks precluding achievement of metrics.
  • Maintain all tracking, suspension, and status reports in shared files. Keep the latest revision in the external folder, and store historical records in an archive folder.
  • Maintain communication as the ISP liaison between subcontractors and government personnel to track all cases being worked on and provide status.
  • Create, maintain, and track all background investigator credentials for NGA investigations in accordance with the NGA SISO office.
  • Inspect and document that all folders are clearly marked and easily searchable using the document mapping criteria provided by the Investigations and Adjudications Branch Chiefs.
  • Clear and concise writing skills and positive, engaging communication skills.

 

Required:

  • An active TS/SCI clearance (with the ability to obtain a CI poly).
  • Bachelor's Degree or at least 7 years of experience in a related field.
  • Security + or CISSP Certifications.

 

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