Technical Counter Measure Program Specialist

Company Overview:

Job Summary:

Responsibilities/Duties:

• Support budget management, annual contract costs, recurring and nonrecurring Security Work Authorizations (SWAs), and budget status reporting; create G-514 requisitions.
• Maintain security equipment and supply inventories, coordinate inventory requirements across departments, and develop and implement property tracking procedures.
• Coordinate TCM program activities and multiple security system projects; provide timely progress reports and identify technical concerns that may affect project success.
• Work with Government and private/local agencies to define mission objectives, parameters, and capabilities for security system upgrades and synchronization.
• Coordinate project schedules, contractor/subcontractor and facility vendor access, and agency points of contact to meet timelines and minimize disruption.
• Conduct comparative technical market research to support COR analysis; develop cost comparisons supporting Independent Government Estimates and evaluate initial and long-term costs while preserving technical quality.
• Assist with emergency plans, policies and procedures, system emergency response functionality tests, and interagency exercises throughout the Federal Triangle.
• Provide subject matter expertise to FPS Inspectors during functionality tests of intrusion detection, video surveillance, and access control systems at GSA-leased Government facilities in the NCR.
• Provide acquisition and analytical support to the Protective Security Officer (PSO) and TCM programs and prepare estimates for temporary and emergency TCM services.

Qualifications:

• Knowledge of technical countermeasures, including alarms, magnetometers, intrusion detection systems, X-ray machines, video surveillance, physical access control systems, and associated infrastructure.
• Ability to coordinate security systems projects and support equipment functionality tests, emergency planning, and technical issue resolution.
• Ability to prepare budget and acquisition documentation, SWAs, G-514 requisitions, market research, and cost analyses.
• Ability to manage equipment inventories and coordinate with agencies, vendors, and project stakeholders.
• Communicate effectively orally and in writing; interpret and follow policies, regulations, and directives. Use Microsoft Office, including Excel macros, pivot tables, charts, graphs, and simple and complex formulas; support databases and SharePoint as assigned.
• Ability to satisfy DHS suitability and background investigation requirements under HSPD-12 and obtain the required favorable Entry on Duty or fitness determination for unescorted access. U.S. citizenship is normally required for DHS systems access unless DHS approves an exception.
• Work on site Monday–Friday with scheduling flexibility within the 7:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. core window. Local travel may be required. Alternative work locations require Government authorization.
• Protect sensitive information and possess the knowledge and skills to meet applicable Section 508 accessibility requirements for assigned deliverables.

Education/Certifications:

• High school diploma or GED.
• Associates or Bachelor’s degree preferred in Security Management, Engineering, Information Technology, Homeland Security, Criminal Justice, or a related technical/security field.