
Security Specialist
Department of State - Agency WideThese are TEMPORARY, INTERMITTENT positions located in the Office of International High Threat Programs, Bureau of Diplomatic Security. The incumbent serves as a Security Specialist responsible for the full range of security activities (i.e. investigative, physical, personnel, protective, procedural) and operations in support of the Regional Security Officers (RSOs) at regional posts in the assigned regional area.Serves as the senior DS representative and principal liaison with host nation government officials, U.S. law enforcement entities, and Intelligence Community partners to acquire, evaluate, and disseminate threat and security-related information.Coordinates and supports protective security operations for visits by senior U.S. Government officials, including leading interagency planning efforts and providing armed protective support when required.Serves as the principal action officer for security programs within the region, advising RSOs and post leadership on integrated security strategies by planning, prioritization, budgeting, and resource allocation in response to evolving threats.Directs and conducts comprehensive security surveys and assessments and implementation of countermeasures at all diplomatic facilities and assets within the region, including chancery buildings, annexes, warehouses, and residential compounds.Performs executive-level administrative functions as directed by the Chief of Mission or Deputy Chief of Mission, ensuring the integration of security considerations into broader mission management and decision-making processes.
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