COMSEC Custodian​/ Special Device Inventory Manager (OCONUS

Overview

GLOTECH, Inc., founded in 1995, is a privately and minority-owned company serving military, federal and commercial clients. We are a successful Information Technology firm with a large staff currently providing superior information technology and advanced engineering services around the world. Our success is built on attracting and retaining quality staff through a highly competitive benefits package with a special focus on continuing career development and corporate financial support.

We also maintain a collegial working environment and offer our staff opportunities to improve and enhance their skills.

GLOTECH is committed to a comprehensive employee benefits program that helps our employees stay healthy, feel secure and maintain a work/life balance. We provide medical dental and vision care, disability insurance (short and long term), Life & AD&D Insurance, Flexible Spending Accounts (Healthcare, Dependent Care and Commuter Transportation and Parking Reimbursement), and Employee Assistance Programs. Additionally, we provide Annual Leave, Sick Leave, Holiday Pay, Educational Assistance, Certification /Training Reimbursement, and a 401(k)-retirement savings contribution plan (with employer match).

COMSEC Custodian /Special Device Inventory Manager (OCONUS)

This position requires an active Secret government clearance.

Deployment position to TBD OCONUS Location.

COMSEC Custodian/Special Device Inventory Manager performs receipt, temporary storage, and transfer services for U.S. DoD - provided single or two-person special access control devices, COMSEC equipment, FMS customer host nation provided COMSEC equipment, documents, keying, and other materials; train FMS host nation personnel in the proper custodianship, safeguarding, and operation of DoD-provided special devices, COMSEC equipment, and materials, including keying materials;

and conduct periodic inventories and inspections of DoD-provided special devices, COMSEC equipment, documents, and materials, including keying materials.

Routine Work Responsibilities:

• Performs the necessary processes which include receipt and updating of the inventory database. When a shipment of special access control devices and/ or COMSEC equipment arrives.
• Safeguards and distributes special devices, COMSEC equipment, and material to work locations.
• Addresses obsolescence and facilitates any repair or disposal of special devices, COMSEC equipment, and material.
• Provides installation support of systems and special devices, and performs troubleshooting
• Compiles and submits inventory reports to relevant U.S. agencies.
• Updates the inventory status at COCOM meetings (e.g., Command Control Interoperability Board (CCIB), Communications Working Group (CIWG)).
• Submits transfer, destruction, and possession reports to the appropriate USG and/ or U.S. DoD office when required
• Serves as the liaison between host country and controlling authorities such as COCOM (which includes Central Command (CENTCOM), US Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM), U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT), USMTM, etc.), U.S. Navy, NSA, U.S. Office of Defense Cooperation (ODC), and Purchaser's Defense agencies for U.S. special access control devices and / or COMSEC equipment.
• Coordinates with the ODC for the appropriate FMS case for repair or replacement of faulty equipment.
• Provides special inventory and / or COMSEC subject matter expertise for various technical investigations necessary to resolve in-the-field problems at central as well as remote sites.
• Attends relevant U.S. training or conferences to ensure that they are knowledgeable and updated on controlled cryptographic items, special access control devices, COMSEC equipment, and policies.
• Provides training and technical support, including COMSEC Responsible Officer training, to OCONUS host country personnel in the proper custodianship, safeguarding, and operation of DoD-provided special inventory, COMSEC equipment, keying, and other materials to include installation of equipment, loading and zeroing equipment, trouble-shooting (when necessary), and emergency destruction procedures to satisfy requirements for secure…