Facility Security Officer (FSO)

Job Requisition: Facility Security Officer (FSO) Location: Palm Bay, FL Clearance Requirement: Active Top Secret Position Summary Seeking a skilled Facility Security Officer (FSO) to lead our Industrial Security Program and serve as the primary contact with the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA). The FSO is responsible for ensuring compliance with federal security requirements, overseeing personnel and physical security, managing classified information, and supporting Contractor Special Security Officer (CSSO) duties for Special Access Programs (SAP) as needed. Essential Duties and Responsibilities FSO Responsibilities Ensure full compliance with NISPOM (32 CFR Part 117) and other federal regulations. Manage personnel security clearances via DISS/NBIS and eQIP, including onboarding, briefings, debriefings, and continuous vetting. Maintain Facility Security Clearance (FCL) and support Key Management Personnel (KMP) requirements. Oversee classified material receipt, storage, transmission, and destruction, keeping accurate accountability records. Administer physical security systems: access control, alarms, and secure storage areas. Prepare, issue, and maintain DD Form 254 for contracts and subcontracts. Conduct annual self-inspections and prepare for DCSA vulnerability assessments. Develop and deliver security training—initial briefings, annual refreshers, and insider threat awareness. Report security incidents, suspicious contacts, and foreign travel per guidelines. Industrial Security Professional (ISP) or ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP) certification. Support CSSO (Alternate) Responsibilities Ensure compliance with DoD SAP and Intelligence Community requirements. Support SOP, OPSEC plans, Program Protection Plans (P2), and transportation plans. Assist with classified accountability, Top Secret control, and documentation for DD254s. Investigate and document security incidents, implement corrective actions, and provide follow-up training. Participate in program/staff meetings and teleconferences as needed. Perform additional duties in partnership with the CSSO as assigned. Qualifications Active Top Secret clearance with SAP/SCI eligibility. Minimum 3 years as FSO or Alternate FSO in the defense industry. Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent security experience. Completion of DCSA STEPP FSO Program Management Curriculum. Strong experience with DISS, NBIS, NISS, and eQIP. In-depth understanding of NISPOM, FOCI, ITAR, and related government standards. Preferred Skill COMSEC Custodian or Insider Threat Program Officer (ITPSO) experience. Strong judgment and ability to work independently and within compliance frameworks. Skill in interpreting policy and developing effective security plans. Ability to manage complex or sensitive communication situations. Physical Demands / Work Environment Onsite position. Ability to stand, bend, and move throughout the facility during audits and inspections. Occasional travel (~5%) may be required. Pay Information Full-Time Salary Range: $89,000 to $100,000 The salary range listed is based on external market data. Offers are based on factors, such as but not limited to, the candidate’s experience, education, training, key skills/critical skills, security clearances, and prevailing market and business conditions. STR is a growing technology company with locations near Boston, MA, Arlington, VA, near Dayton, OH, Melbourne, FL, and Carlsbad, CA. We specialize in advanced research and development for defense, intelligence, and national security in: cyber; next generation sensors, radar, sonar, communications, and electronic warfare; and artificial intelligence algorithms and analytics to make sense of the complexity that is exploding around us. 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