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Security Analysis and Risk Management Careers
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Security Risk Methodologist (position #15775BR) - SRA International
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The purpose of this position is to develop improved security risk analysis and data collection methodologies for security risk management and to provide program guidance, implementation and review. Programs managed are multi-dimensional and involve multiple stakeholders in Federal agencies, and state and local governments. The successful candidate will use their experience to plan, organize, and carry out analytical studies involving the planning, development, and implementation of complex security risk management programs. The candidate will select or create best approaches and solutions to security analysis methodology issues and data quality problems. Candidate will be called to analyze client's needs, data and environment to optimize risk analysis methods for resource allocation. This includes developing and presenting risk analysis and risk management solutions for client approval. Analysis may be in areas of homeland security, antiterrorism, intelligence, counterintelligence, physical assets, systems, infrastructures and information systems. |
| Required: Years of experience (min) |
6-9 |
| Required: Skills |
Experience in developing and applying multiple security risk analysis methodologies in the Homeland Security environment. |
| Contact: |
Ed Jopeck at ed_jopeck@sra.com | |
