Security Analyst

Job Description

Personnel shall provide ASU project specific analytical support in the performance of ASU's acquisition security mission. Personnel shall assist ASU in the vetting process for acquisitions. Personnel shall be expected to support meetings, draft and review documents, correspond with Government personnel and other vendors, and provide other related services in performance of this contract specifically in the areas of an Industrial Security Professional or Management and Program Analyst to include:

• Plan, perform, facilitate, and assist with analyzing known and potential risks and threats directed at the Intelligence Community (IC), including but not limited to the FBI.
• Conduct background research utilizing all available sources.
• Attain or develop Company Key Management Personnel Listings (KMPL) as required.
• Review and utilize IC Threat Matrix.
• Assign Company Threat Scores.
• Write Threat Assessments and related documents.
• Utilize Resource Checklists.
• Support the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and all related components.

Required Skills

• Bachelor's degree or demonstrate three ( 3 ) years professional experience utilizing analytical skills and writing ability to present viable alternatives and make professional recommendations.
• Four ( 4 ) years demonstrated knowledge and application of NISPOM standards.
• Two ( 2 ) years demonstrated knowledge and application of Executive Orders (EOs), Security Executive Agent Directives (SEADs), and Federal Investigative Standards (FISs) related to obtaining and maintaining a personnel security clearance.
• Demonstrated experience in industrial security matters, pertinent national industrial security policies, directives, and programs.
• Knowledge and experience in the use of Open Source research.
• Must be willing and able to undergo a CI polygraph.

Desired Skills

• FBI Experience
• Experience in Intelligence Analysis