General Student Trainee (Industrial Security)

What you'd do

• This is a temporary position NTE 04 September 2027.
• As a GENERAL STUDENT TRAINEE (INDUSTRIAL SECURITY) you will be responsible for the following duties: Under direct supervision, manages implementation of the NISP provides and facilitates multiple discipline support to assigned contractor facilities and GCAs.
• Conducts basic-level evaluation of business structures, operational control, reporting requirements, and security program implementation throughout the life cycle of the contractor's FCL.
• Determines required resources and the length, breadth and scope, and assigns actions to ensure work is efficiently accomplished.
• Participates in integrated teams of security and counterintelligence professionals for SRs.
• Responsible for identifying and recording vulnerabilities or instances of noncompliance to determine the level of risk within a contractor's security program.
• Recommends and coordinates the appropriate rating for communication to internal/external stakeholders.
• Monitors noncompliant programs and conducts compliance reviews and associated activities to confirm corrective actions.
• Prepares detailed investigative reports and notifies external stakeholders of compromise or loss of U.S. or foreign government classified information so that the stakeholder may conduct a damage assessment.
• Under direct supervision, conducts onsite FCL eligibility surveys based on new requests to evaluate operational and/or physical vulnerabilities associated with threat to U.S. or foreign classified information at the contractor facilities.
• Coordinates appropriate actions to ensure the entity and/or personnel are properly cleared or excluded from access to classified information.
• Verifies the executed Certificate Pertaining to Foreign Interests (SF 328, FOCI) accurately represents the contractors' business operations, advising contractor officials when necessary.
• Other duties as assigned.

What they want

• All applicants must submit college or university unofficial transcripts as proof of enrollment in an accredited undergraduate or graduate program, current enrollment in a full-time course load, and to confirm GPA requirement.
• Official Transcripts and other required Official supporting documentation must be submitted by selected students prior to their start date.
• College Freshmen must also submit