Markon

Inspector

• Independently conduct routine SCIF inspections and assessments in accordance with ICD 705, ICS 705-1, and applicable technical standards
• Perform inspections across physical security, access control, RF/TEMPEST, acoustics, and information systems security
• Operate applicable inspection and test equipment to evaluate facility compliance and document findings
• Prepare clear, accurate, and comprehensive inspection reports, findings, and technical documentation
• Coordinate with Facility Security Officers, customers, engineers, construction teams, security professionals, and other stakeholders
• Identify compliance deficiencies, recommend corrective actions, and track remediation efforts through resolution
• Support multiple inspection activities and priorities in a fast-paced, mission-focused environment
• Support future Intelligence Community facility and secure construction missions

SCIF Inspector II – Journey-Level Inspector

• Conduct SCIF inspection activities under the direct supervision and guidance of senior inspection personnel
• Assist with collecting and documenting inspection data, including photographs, measurements, observations, and supporting records
• Support inspections involving physical security, access control, RF/TEMPEST, acoustics, information systems security, and other applicable SCIF requirements
• Assist with identifying and documenting potential deficiencies and compliance issues
• Draft inspection report sections, findings, and supporting technical documentation for review by senior inspectors
• Maintain inspection equipment, calibration records, documentation, and other required inspection resources
• Coordinate with inspection team members, facility personnel, security professionals, engineers, contractors, and other stakeholders
• Develop knowledge of ICD 705, ICS 705-1, inspection methodologies, and applicable secure facility requirements

SCIF Inspector I

Analyst

• Review and analyze SCIF accreditation packages for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with ICD 705, ICS 705-2, and applicable security requirements
• Evaluate Fixed Facility Checklists (FFCs) and supporting documentation to identify deficiencies and ensure accreditation requirements are satisfied
• Prepare accreditation review memoranda, findings, recommendations, and other supporting documentation
• Coordinate with Cognizant Security Authorities (CSAs), facility owners, security personnel, engineers, and other stakeholders throughout the accreditation process
• Process and support reciprocal use determinations and related accreditation activities
• Track accreditation packages, deficiencies, corrective actions, and required documentation through completion
• Provide guidance to project teams and stakeholders on SCIF accreditation requirements, documentation, and compliance issues
• Mentor junior accreditation analysts and provide quality control review of accreditation documentation
• Support multiple accreditation efforts and priorities in a fast-paced, mission-focused environment

Senior Accreditation Analyst

Civil Engineer

• Provide oversight of the design and construction of structural systems for facility and infrastructure projects
• Support and review designs involving foundations, steel structures, and load-bearing systems
• Analyze structural integrity, weight loading, and stress factors to ensure safe and efficient designs
• Review and validate structural calculations, drawings, and specifications
• Perform or oversee structural analysis using tools such as ANSYS, GT STRUDL, or similar software
• Support welded and bolted connection design, including weld sizing and selection
• Ensure all structural designs comply with applicable codes, standards, and project requirements
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, including architects, engineers, and construction personnel
• Provide technical guidance during construction, including resolving field issues and reviewing contractor performance

Structural Engineer

Network Engineer

• Provide network engineering and communications modeling subject matter expertise in support of U.S. Government missions
• Translate business requirements into telecommunications requirements, designs, and orders for LAN, MAN, WAN, voice, and video capabilities
• Develop complex network designs across enterprise environments
• Incorporate INFOSEC and COMSEC requirements into network architectures and engineering solutions
• Design and optimize network topologies and site configurations
• Plan installations, transitions, and cutovers of network components
• Organize and direct network installations and site surveys
• Assess and document existing site network configurations and user requirements
• Evaluate emerging network technologies and recommend integration into existing infrastructure
• Develop network designs and configurations for performance and optimal network operation
• Support development and deployment of communications systems
• Research technologies and apply COTS/GOTS solutions for secure voice and data networks
• Evaluate and recommend interoperable, portable, and scalable IT solutions
• Integrate communications system designs with network architectures
• Provide post-design installation, configuration, and Tier III/IV operations and maintenance support
• Configure, test, and maintain LAN, WAN, and system-level network infrastructure
• Create simulated network environments to test applications over low-bandwidth links
• Troubleshoot network connectivity and performance issues
• Install and configure RF-based wide-area communications links, including satellite, cellular, and microwave
• Brief technical and non-technical audiences, including senior government personnel
• Travel up to 10% CONUS and 10% OCONUS as mission needs require

Representative

• Manage construction, maintenance, and site-services subcontracts from conception through closeout
• Implement subcontract management activities in accordance with established Construction Management policies and procedures
• Oversee and monitor subcontractor performance, compliance, quality, and safety in accordance with OSHA and site-specific requirements
• Ensure subcontractor adherence to assigned subcontract requirements and terms
• Help prevent subcontractor failure, project misdirection, unnecessary lines of communication, subcontractor rework, and compliance risk
• Serve as the primary point of contact for the contractor’s project manager
• Develop and maintain working relationships with contractor project managers and their teams
• Provide direction and guidance to subcontractors throughout project execution
• Review multi-disciplinary procedures and contractor-submitted plans
• Provide oversight of environmental, safety, and health protocols
• Provide input into Project Execution Plans
• Respond to unplanned events and unforeseen project or site conditions
• Document subcontractor performance throughout project execution
• Perform Subcontractor Work Administrator responsibilities in accordance with NNL qualification requirements
• Review and approve Material Disposition Lists for project waste in accordance with NNL Waste Chemical Representative qualification requirements

Subcontractor Site Representative

Administrative Assistant

• Provide contract administration support, including data-call responses and reporting for CO, COTR, and Program Manager
• Interface with NRO financial systems such as BERT, BART, FIRST, Forest and Trees, and others
• Maintain compliant and accurate contract files per regulatory standards
• Prepare contract awards and modifications per NAM/FAR guidance
• Review and process EPX documentation, including appropriate clauses and approvals
• Develop and maintain contractual documents, including negotiation memorandums
• Review and advise on SOWs, J&As, acquisition plans, and other contracting documents
• Provide contracting guidance to COTR, Program Control, and Security
• Conduct and support market research and prepare related documentation
• Analyze cash flow for contract decisions and recommend contract types
• Identify procurement methods and contract financing strategies
• Recommend competition types and justify selections
• Support source selections, pre/post-award debriefings, and protest resolutions
• Conduct cost/price analysis and identify the need for certified pricing data
• Prepare and support negotiations for schedule, performance, and pricing
• Track and support government property usage and issue resolution
• Assist with expired contract processing and close-out documentation
• Calculate final contract prices and resolve contract payment issues
• Identify and escalate indicators of fraud or misconduct
• Assess, recommend, and document subcontracting plans and compliance issues, including OCI and ITAR
• Support delivery and acceptance documentation and ensure contract adherence