Overview:
The Antiterrorism Security Specialist supports the NAVSEA physical security team by implementing antiterrorism measures, assessing threats, and coordinating responses to security incidents.

Responsibilities:

• Implement antiterrorism policies and guidance using the risk management process.
• Compile AT Program Review dates and findings from the NAVSEA physical security team subordinates annually.
• Support SEA 00P1 with data collection recommendations for risk evaluation and management.
• Coordinate with subordinate commands to ensure compliance with OPNAVINST F3300 requirements.
• Assist in the implementation of training and education programs.
• Establish and lead the AT Executive Committee and working group.
• Foster ongoing dialogue between intelligence and security departments.
• Coordinate the command’s annual AT self-assessment.
• Implement, track, and execute antiterrorism plans and training.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Active DoD Secret security clearance.
• Three to five years of specialized experience in supporting antiterrorism programs and policies.
• Experience with developing, implementing, and managing antiterrorism measures effectively.
• Within 30 days of contract start, must successfully complete the Navy Antiterrorism Level II Training.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Proficient in verbal and written communication.
• Knowledge with Microsoft Office applications.
• Capable of engaging with various levels of government and civilian authorities.

Teleworking Permitted?: false Estimated Salary/Wage: Up to USD $36.06/Hr

• Implement antiterrorism policies and guidance using the risk management process.
• Compile AT Program Review dates and findings from the NAVSEA physical security team subordinates annually.
• Support SEA 00P1 with data collection recommendations for risk evaluation and management.
• Coordinate with subordinate commands to ensure compliance with OPNAVINST F3300 requirements.
• Assist in the implementation of training and education programs.
• Establish and lead the AT Executive Committee and working group.
• Foster ongoing dialogue between intelligence and security departments.
• Coordinate the command’s annual AT self-assessment.
• Implement, track, and execute antiterrorism plans and training.
• Other duties as assigned