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Security Analyst

Washington, DC

Job Description:

Dynamo Technologies LLC has an immediate need for a security team members to provide security services support. You will prove direct operational support to security programs that engage agency personnel and external CBP business customers. You shall perform security services in the areas of security assistance, work activities such as reviewing physical and information security program compliance and assessment documents, providing security operations assistance, conducting programmatic and operational research, developing and maintaining task schedules and the development and evaluation of security access control and credentialing processes, documents, and strategies. You will provide Security Analysts, Security Specialists, Program Analysts, and Security Assistants for CBP.

Duties/ Responsibilities 

  • Provide database management, data entry, security assistance, security liaison/ escorting support, program management support, meeting facilitation, report generation for SMD/SSB.
  • Provide security services to include VIP, foreign national, and high-profile dignitary facility escorting.
  • Perform as National Capital Region (NCR) building security liaison; coordinate with Federal Protective Service, Commercial Building Management, and Security Guard Services at CBP facilities.
  • Perform clerical and data entry services for the CBP Badge and Credentialing Program in Washington, DC and Glynco, GA.
  • Assist the Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12) Program Manager with writer/editor and security analysis functions to include policy generation, SOP development, and physical access control system (PACS) modernization documentation development.
  • Assist HSPD-12 program officials with developing written procedures compliant to established DHS policies.
  • Conduct Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card issuance and workstation operation, issue PIV cards to more than 60,000 employees and contractors; enroll, issue, and activate PIV cards.
  • Develop, review, and revise CBP Security policies and procedures related to the physical security posture of National Capital Region (NCR) occupied space that addresses security services areas of concern or interest and provide recommendations.
  • Recommend best practices, researched security strategies, other federal security policies, and existing security legislation/DHS policy.
  • Schedule appointments for visitors, employees and contractors to the PIV Card Issuing Facility (PCIF).
  • Capture new and existing CBP employee and contractor information to input into a database(s).
  • Run reports of data housed in CBP systems and other commercial data management systems.
  • Capture new and existing CBP employee and contractor information to input into a database(s).

Required Skills/Abilities

  • U.S Citizenship required

Education and Experience:

  • 4 Years of relevant experience  

Travel Requirement:

  • Occasionally

Clearance Requirement:

  • Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance, CBP Vetting Required

 

Dynamo is a full lifecycle digital transformation company providing best-in-class technology and mission support services to our clients. Dynamo’s mission is to lead the digital transformation industry and provide best-in-class solutions for our clients with a truly human touch. ​

We leverage industry leading practices to empower our clients, ultimately providing them with the necessary tools, knowledge, and information required to successfully achieve their strategic goals, while optimizing their operations. ​

Through our partnerships, boldness, and authenticity, Dynamo goes against the grain of a traditional government contracting company by providing top-caliber team members, delivering quality results, and always exceeding expectations.

Dynamo Technologies is an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, pregnancy, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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