Job Description:

Title

Information Security Analyst

Location
Huntsville

Supporting


Full-Time/Part-Time
Full-Time

Number of Openings
1

Clearance
Secret

Description

• The Information Security Analyst will serve as an on-site advanced security specialist for the Missile Defense Agency. Responsible for orchestrating day to day client delivery for the Information Safeguards Division. Provide client interface and report to clients and senior contractor team leadership. Must be capable to work in a team environment.

The Information Security Analyst will:

• Assist the BMDS programs and Agency personnel with developing and/or updating, and implementing Security Classification Guides (SCGs). Review and analyze existing and/or new guides to identify 1) template and format issues, 2) inconsistencies in the horizontal protection of information, and 3) recommendations in changes to specific topic and other language and classification levels. Support meetings on SCG development and/or implementation and provide existing SCG reference information, as needed. Coordinate documents, assist in securing approval, and disseminate final SCGs to MDA, DOD, or other organizations based on Government direction or policy requirements. Assist in policy implementation and oversight. Support meetings to discuss requirements/issues.


• Perform Security Classification Reviews (SCRs). Review and evaluate documents. Support meetings to discuss classification issues. Provide written comments or recommendations for Government evaluation and/or approval. Classification recommendations must be based on applicable SCGs, original classification authority determinations, or other written authoritative derivative classification sources. Assist in policy implementation and oversight. Support meetings to discuss requirements/issues.


• Perform security reviews of documents/media/information intended for public release IAW DoD and MDA security policies and relevant SCGs or other classification guidance. EIR is not the process owner for these reviews, but supports the reviews to help ensure no classified or CUI is inadvertently released. Provide recommendations for concurrence/non-concurrence or recommended edits to make the material releasable for Government approval. Examples include: Public Release Review materials; budget documents, environmental materials, and Government Accountability Office (GAO)/DoD Inspector General (DoDIG) reports; classified and unclassified materials requested under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); Mandatory Declassification Reviews; and, testimony or other information provided to Congress. Support meetings to discuss requirements/issues. Review and assess draft policies and guidelines relating to security reviews supporting public release and provide comments/recommendations for Government approval. Assist in policy implementation and oversight.


• Review Classification and Security Review Supporting Public Release draft, existing, and new security policy and other security-related functional guidance or documents to identify and assess Agency and/or Program implementation requirements. Policy requirements must be properly cited, applied, and utilized. Draft updated/new policy and implementation requirements/recommendations for Government approval. Assist Government lead with implementation oversight within the Agency. Support meetings to discuss requirements/issues.


• Develop draft Classification and Security Review Supporting Public Release training materials for Government approval and conduct training. Support meetings to discuss issues. Examples of training include original classification, derivative classification, FOIA review, and MDR. Update existing automated and non-automated training potentially with video-teleconference connections to multiple locations. Present/brief training materials. The Agency's VIPC for reproduction and presentation development requirements is available for use. Coordinate training incorporation into the Electronic Learning Management System (E-LMS). Coordinate with DOH and E-LMS to provide documentation for participants to receive training credit. Upgrade training products based on feedback from participants.


• Monitor MDA's electronic tasking system (E-Tasker) for assigned Classification and Security Review Supporting Public Release actions and close out with appropriate Government approved documentation. Prepare draft coordination documents using existing templates for approval and initiate coordination. Monitor and adjust/modify suspense dates with Government approval. Consolidate and adjudicate responses for Government approval. Develop case files for all actions in the appropriate EIR unclassified and classified network shared-drive folders and appropriately log all cases in the applicable Information Safeguards database. Provide consolidated or by-action case statistics.


• Support the implementation of Classification and Security Review Supporting Public Release work area/office security requirements as defined in the respective office security standard operating procedure for the protection of classified and CUI. Support meetings to discuss requirements/issues. Perform assigned Alternate Security Manager (ASM) or Security Assistant duties when appointed by the Government SM.


• Assist MDA regional sites and BMDS programs on-site with execution of information security activities to maintain compliance with DOD and MDA requirements

Position Requirements

Required Skills (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities)

• Capable of providing support in detailed research, analysis, and production of security, and treaty related products is required.


• Capable of providing expertise, and analytical techniques and processes for supported activities is required.


• Possesses the specialized knowledge required to support the PWS and is capable of working either independently and /or concurrently in leading/supporting teams to directly solve complex problems is required.


• Excellent competency with the Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe


• Secret clearance required.

Clearance

• Secret

Years of Experience/Education Requirements

• 7 years of relevant experience as defined in the respective PWS.


• BA/BS in related field preferred. An additional 5 years of experience with a BA/BS may be substituted for the BA/BS in a related field.

Travel

• It is anticipated that occasional trips to vendor and other government installations, will be performed throughout the period of performance as directed.

Additional Information

• This job description is not designed to cover or contain all job duties required of the employee. There may be additional activities, duties and/or responsibilities that are required for this position that are not listed in this job description.


• In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification document form upon hire.


• System High is proud to employ U.S. Military Veterans. Our extensive work on behalf of the U.S. government offers those who have served in uniform an opportunity to continue to serve their country in a new, exciting way while enjoying a successful civilian career.


• 
  System High Corporation is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We consider applicants without regard to race, color, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, disability, genetic information, citizenship status, or membership in any other group protected by federal, state or local law. EEO is the Law
  

Additional Information


About the Organization
From our start in 2005, System High has been recognized as the provider of choice for innovative security engineering. Delivering high-end information protection services, over 50% of our security professionals are US Military veterans. Patriotism, commitment to excellence, and successful mission accomplishment permeate our corporate culture. Whether designing or constructing secure facilities (SCIFs), performing IT systems certification and accreditation, establishing regulatory compliant corporate security programs, or producing life-cycle protection planning for complex systems acquisitions, System High has the expertise and tools to facilitate mission success.

System High is a Military friendly employer. Our extensive work on behalf of the U.S. government offers those who have served in uniform an opportunity to continue to serve their country in a new and exciting way while enjoying a successful civilian career.

EOE Statement
We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

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