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Esri

Builds mapping software for governments and firms

Contractor Program Security Officer

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Full-timeVienna, VA, USA$93.6k - $158.1kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Professional experience executing industrial security responsibilities in a cleared contractor environment.
  • Professional experience supporting Intelligence Community, Defense, or other customer-directed security programs.
  • Working knowledge of 32 CFR Part 117, the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual, Intelligence Community Directives, Security Executive Agent Directives, DD254s, and other applicable government security requirements.
  • Experience supporting Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities, Open Storage Areas, restricted areas, or equivalent secure operating environments.
  • Experience with personnel security and access administration, including clearance processing, access nominations, indoctrinations, debriefings, visit requests, foreign travel, and reporting obligations.
  • Experience using applicable security systems or customer systems such as Defense Information System for Security, National Background Investigation Services, Secure Web Fingerprint Transmission, or equivalent tools.
  • Ability to develop and maintain standard operating procedures, security plans, local procedures, training materials, and assessment-ready records.
  • Ability to conduct or support self-inspections, customer assessments, corrective action tracking, and continuous compliance readiness.
  • Professional communication skills and ability to work effectively with government customers, internal program teams, and company partners.
  • Discretion, judgment, and professionalism in handling classified, sensitive, personnel, and reportable information.
  • Ability to work independently, prioritize competing security demands, and make sound recommendations in high-stakes situations.
  • Ability and willingness to flex across programs, sites, customers, and priorities as business needs evolve.
  • Possess and maintain required clearance and access for assigned programs, which may include active Top Secret clearance, Sensitive Compartmented Information eligibility, and customer-required polygraph, depending on role scope and location.
  • Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, business administration, information systems, security management, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.

Responsibilities

  • Administer day-to-day security operations for Intelligence Community, Defense, and other customer-directed security programs.
  • Interpret and apply applicable government, customer, contract, and company security requirements to program operations.
  • Support program access, indoctrinations, debriefings, visit certifications, document control, foreign travel requirements, and customer-specific security processes.
  • Prepare, maintain, and update standard operating procedures, security plans, local instructions, training materials, logs, trackers, and assessment-ready records.
  • Support secure facility operations.
  • Maintain secure workspace integrity through access controls, intrusion detection system and alarm procedures, visitor controls, escort procedures, inspections, lock and combination management, and local operating procedures.
  • Support facility certifications, accreditations, reaccreditations, co-use or joint-use agreements, and customer-directed facility documentation.
  • Establish and maintain classified material control procedures, including receipt, marking, storage, transmission, destruction, accountability, inventory, couriering, and disposition.
  • Manage or support classified visits, visit certifications, access validations, hosting requirements, meeting controls, and related documentation.
  • Conduct, support, and document self-inspections, customer assessments, readiness reviews, corrective actions, and continuous compliance improvement.
  • Receive, document, route, and follow up on reportable information, personnel changes, adverse information, foreign travel information, security incidents, and other required notifications.
  • Coordinate with government customers, subcontractors, prime contractors, and internal program teams to ensure program security requirements are understood and met.
  • Partner with Information System Security stakeholders to align physical, procedural, personnel, and system access controls for regulated or accredited systems.
  • Support proposals, project planning, and program execution by identifying security requirements, risks, dependencies, and support needs early.
  • Promote communication across the Industrial Security team, Esri personnel, subcontractors, and government agency personnel.
  • Demonstrate commitment to secure mission enablement, customer readiness, and compliant program execution.

Desired Qualifications

  • Prior experience as a Contractor Program Security Officer, Contractor Special Security Officer, Alternate Facility Security Officer, Facility Security Officer, Sensitive Compartmented Information security representative, or equivalent industrial security role.
  • Experience supporting multiple government customers, Intelligence Community customers, or programs with customer-specific overlays.
  • Experience with Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility accreditation, ICD 705, and TEMPEST requirements.
  • Experience with Operations Security, insider threat, counterintelligence awareness, or Security Executive Agent Directive 3 reporting.
  • Experience partnering with Information System Security stakeholders on system security requirements.
  • Experience supporting proposals, DD254 reviews, contract security planning, subcontractor security coordination, or customer security requirement interpretation.
  • Relevant professional development or memberships, such as Center for Development of Security Excellence training, National Classification Management Society, Industrial Security Working Group, or equivalent security community involvement.
  • Master’s degree in criminal justice, security management, intelligence studies, business administration, information systems, or a related field.

About the Company

Esri

Builds mapping software for governments and firms

Esri builds ArcGIS, the mapping and analysis software that governments, companies, and universities use to put their data on maps and study where and why things happen. In 1982, it released ARC/INFO, the first commercial geographic information system program, which ties places on a map to records in a database. Analysts make maps and run analyses in the ArcGIS Pro desktop app, teams share maps, dashboards, and field-survey apps through ArcGIS Online, and large agencies run ArcGIS Enterprise on their own servers. Customers pay for software licenses and subscriptions, and Esri also earns fees for consulting and training. Esri was founded in 1969 and is based in Redlands, California.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Redlands, CA
Founded
1969

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