Job Details

Description

CenCore's National Security Military Program (NSMP) is designed to help military veterans obtain a Top Secret security clearance with polygraph and begin a government contracting career as cleared professionals. Through this program, CenCore assists eligible veterans through the clearance process and connects them with job opportunities in the security field once clearance requirements are successfully completed.

Candidates selected for this opportunity cannot begin work until the required clearance is obtained. Clearance processing typically takes approximately 12 to 18 months. Once cleared, candidates may support full-time or part-time security escort work. Part-time employees are required to work at least 24 hours per week.

Program Overview
The NSP includes three primary stages: Pre-Program, Program, and Post-Program. The goal is to help qualified candidates move efficiently through the clearance process, enter a cleared work environment, and build experience that supports future career opportunities within national security and related fields.

• Pre-Program StageDuring the Pre-Program stage, candidates submit application materials and required security paperwork for consideration in CenCore's NSP and for security clearance processing. Because the clearance process can take time, candidates are encouraged to complete their required steps as quickly and accurately as possible.
  
  The clearance investigation is expected to take approximately 12 months, although CenCore cannot guarantee the length of the process. Through the NSP, eligible candidates may be sponsored for a Top Secret security clearance with polygraph, which can be valuable for pursuing careers within the Intelligence Community and government contracting environments.
  
  The Pre-Program process generally includes application review, interview, completion of required security paperwork, any applicable handwriting sample, physical and drug testing, and submission of completed materials for clearance processing. CenCore provides guidance throughout the process to help candidates understand expectations and complete required steps.
• Program Stage
  The Program stage begins after a candidate receives the required security clearance. At that point, candidates may be assigned to support work in a highly secure government environment, including access control, security monitoring, escort support, or similar duties based on program needs, customer requirements, and candidate qualifications.
  
  Candidates who receive their clearance through CenCore's National Security Program are expected to complete a full-time man-year commitment with CenCore, totaling 2,080 hours. It is anticipated that a portion of this time may be worked in security monitoring or access control while the remaining hours may align with a candidate's interests, experience, and qualifications in areas such as intelligence analysis, information technology, cyber security, or other cleared career paths.
• Post-Program StageAfter the program commitment is completed, continued employment with CenCore is not required; however, CenCore's goal is to help candidates build meaningful experience and identify career opportunities that align with their long-term goals. Candidates may be considered for future roles based on available positions, qualifications, customer requirements, and program needs.

• Provide daily security escort services for uncleared contractors, visitors, and other personnel in secure government environments.
• Maintain visual and auditory contact with uncleared individuals being escorted at all times.
• Remain in close proximity to escorted individuals to help prevent intentional or unintentional disclosure of classified information, materials, or equipment.
• Detect and deter covert attempts to obtain classified information, materials, or equipment.
• Remain alert, awake, and attentive while performing escort duties.
• Enforce applicable security procedures, facility rules, and customer requirements.
• Maintain professionalism, reliability, and sound judgment while supporting secure operations.

• Military veteran status required for participation in the National Security Military Program.
• U.S. citizenship required.
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance with polygraph.
• Must be willing to complete all required clearance, security, onboarding, and program documentation.
• Must understand that employment in this role cannot begin until the required clearance has been obtained.
• Must be able to work at least 24 hours per week if assigned to a part-time position.
• Must be able to follow security procedures and maintain control of escorted individuals at all times.

• Previous security, military police, law enforcement, corrections, access control, or physical security experience.
• Experience working in secure, regulated, or mission-critical environments.
• Interest in building a long-term government contracting or national security career.
• Strong attendance record and demonstrated reliability.

• Attention to detail and situational awareness.
• Professional communication and interpersonal skills.
• Reliability, punctuality, and accountability.
• Ability to remain alert and focused for extended periods.
• Sound judgment and discretion in secure environments.
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.

• Work is performed in secure government or government contractor facilities.
• May require standing, walking, observing, and remaining alert for extended periods.
• Must be able to maintain continuous visual and auditory contact with escorted individuals.
• Must comply with all customer, facility, contract, and security requirements.
• Opportunities may be available for both full-time and part-time schedules; part-time schedules require at least 24 hours per week.