Facilities Security Officer

What You'll Do:

• Stand up and manage a cleared possessing facility under the National Industrial Security Program a(NISP), including SCIF design, accreditation, and ongoing safeguarding operations.
• Serve as the primary liaison with the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) and other government partners.
• Lead and maintain all personnel, facility, and information security clearances, documentation, and reporting.
• Develop and manage the Insider Threat Program, ensuring compliance with Executive Order 13587 and NISPOM requirements.
• Establish and maintain secure communication systems (classified and unclassified) and ensure compliance with TEMPEST and COMSEC protocols as applicable.
• Coordinate with IT, HR, Legal, and Engineering to integrate security controls across all functions and programs.
• Conduct and document self-inspections, audits, and vulnerability assessments; lead mitigation and continuous improvement efforts.
• Train and brief employees on security awareness, insider threat prevention, and reporting responsibilities.
• Support contract security requirements (DD254s, foreign ownership/control/influence mitigation, etc.).
• Partner with leadership to embed a security-first mindset into E-Space’s culture of innovation and responsibility.
• Oversee corporate physical security programs across commercial and non-classified facilities.
• Manage physical access control systems, including employee, contractor, and visitor access.
• Administer badging programs, including credential issuance, access reviews, and badge revocation.
• Oversee video surveillance and camera systems, including monitoring, retention, maintenance, and investigative support.
• Coordinate facility security measures with Corporate Security, Facilities, Human Resources, Information Security, and Legal.
• Ensure the protection of company personnel, facilities, equipment, and other corporate assets.
• Review and approve physical security controls for offices, restricted areas, secure spaces, and sensitive business operations.
• Investigate and report physical security incidents, unauthorized access, theft, workplace security concerns, and policy violations.
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What You Bring:

Active U.S. Top Secret (TS) clearance (with SCI eligibility strongly preferred).
8+ years of experience in industrial security, including at least 3 years as an FSO for a possessing facility.
Proven record of success establishing a new cleared facility, including working through initial sponsorship, construction, and DCSA accreditation.
Certified FSO (CDSE) training completion; additional CDSE Insider Threat Program Management training strongly preferred.
Deep understanding of NISPOM, ICD 705, DoDM 5205.07, and related directives.
Experience managing classified information systems and working with Information System Security Managers (ISSMs).
Exceptional attention to detail, communication, and problem-solving skills — with the ability to work cross-functionally in a fast-moving environment.
A proactive, mission-driven approach: you don’t just enforce compliance — you build secure systems that enable innovation.