Facility Security Officer

at C3 AI Tysons, VA C 3 AI is seeking a full-time Facility Security Officer (FSO). This position, located in Tysons Corner, VA, is responsible for supervising and directing security measures within C3 AI.

This position requires an active Top Secret security clearance. The FSO manages, administers and coordinates C3.ais industrial security programs for the DoD and other agencies, and implements relevant security policies and programs to ensure compliance with government guidelines.

The FSO will process and review personnel security clearances and maintain all security documentation, files, and clearance and suitability rosters in accordance with government requirements.

The FSO will have an understanding and experience of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) and general security requirements for DOD and other Federal agencies.

Responsibilities : Maintain FCL documentation and submission in accordance with DCSA requirements Develop and maintain thorough knowledge of industrial security management policies, procedures, requirements, and practices.

Maintain thorough knowledge and understanding of NISS, Electronic-Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-QIP), and NISPOM.

Requirements : Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred. 2-5 years of industrial security experience performing the functions of implementing security policies in compliance with federal regulations, document control, visitor control, and security education of employees.

Including knowledge of government classified contract process. Experience with protection requirements for handling and safeguarding Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Excellent presentation, written, communication with keen attention to detail and interpersonal skills C3 AI provides a competitive compensation package and excellent benefits including : Competitive salary, generous Restricted Stock Units (RSU), 401K, medical, dental, and vision benefits.

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