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COMSEC Custodian - Active & Current TS/SCI w/ FS Poly Required

Columbia, MD

Total Compensation range of $63,595 - $71,590 per year
Compensation package includes 100% company Funded BCBS Health, Dental and Vision Insurance Plan. 3 weeks PTO, 11 Government Holidays and more......Sound Engineering Solutions is excited to share this new opportunity! Join our team and take the next step in your cleared career with excellent benefits, professional growth, and meaningful work that supports the mission



Active & Current TS/SCI with Full Scope Poly is REQUIRED

Job Title: COMSEC Custodian

Locations: Columbia, MD

Sound Engineering Solutions has an opening for a COMSEC Custodian/Ticket Coordinator to provide support to the growing interest and demands from our clients for Mobility, IoT, AI, Machine Learning, and other emerging technologies for enterprise use.

The job duties of the COMSEC Custodian/Ticket Coordinator are as follows:                                                                                                        

  • Provide mobility systems expertise in support of AT&T Public Sector / National Security customers;
  • Plan, design implementation of proofs-of-concept and trials that demonstrate mobile capabilities and/or apply technologies and solutions that address client requirements with particular attention to showcase capabilities unique to or emerging from AT&T;
  • Manages classified equipment, materials, and information in accordance with DoD COMSEC policies; securely stores classified material; maintains COMSEC access list; limits access to classified material to authorized personnel; maintains accountability of all COMSEC material; submits required accounting reports; briefs users and maintains records of initial briefings and debriefings; programs and distributes COMSEC devices; orders, receives, loads, and manages COMSEC keying material using the Key Management Infrastructure (KMI) and Simple Key Loader (SKL) and other devices; re-keys circuits as required. Translate study findings, research, trial results and proofs-of-concept into proposals for solutions to be rolled-out into client environments or to be deployed and operated by AT&T in support of client requirements;
  • Work with Government to understand functional and security requirements, past experiences, and capabilities; provide recommended solutions;
  • Work with vendors to understand functional and security capabilities of vendor products and solutions;
  • Produce, review, evaluate whitepapers, and briefings related to the above activities to decision makers
  • Attend client and vendors events related to Mobility solutions, emerging technologies and evaluations.

 

  Requirements:

  • Active & Current TS/SCI with Full-Scope Poly Required 
  • 5 years of experience as a COMSEC custodian and/or 5 years of customer service experience working on a NOC or similar work environment.
  • Highly desired to have Demonstrated experience and participation in activities to use mobile testbeds and test ranges; Participation in evaluating, commenting on relevant industry standards along with knowledge of vendor specific implementation or deviations from standards.

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