Construction Security and Reporting Technician

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The Construction Security and Reporting Technician role is a full‑time position with CACI‑SOAS supporting US Army Europe/Africa (USAREUR‑AF) G2 and other intelligence mission partners. The team provides professional services for advisory and analysis efforts tied to the Intelligence Warfighting Function, working under the Intelligence Directorate of the Army Component Command for both US European Command and US Africa Command. The technician will be based at Patch Barracks in Stuttgart, Germany, with occasional travel within the USEUCOM and USAFRICOM areas of interest and up to 10 % travel outside the continental United States. Day‑to‑day duties focus on safeguarding construction projects that house classified activities. The technician will design, install and operate Temporary Electronic Security Systems, screen all equipment and materials with X‑ray and other approved methods, and conduct thorough inspections of tools, furnishings and structural components before and after use. They will read and interpret blueprints, identify any hidden or unauthorized devices, enforce access‑control measures, and monitor foreign‑national workers on site. Detailed English reports, daily logs, and documentation for the Construction Security Team are required, as is coordination with the Site Security Manager and the USUSEUCOM Security Support Office to ensure compliance with security procedures and project plans. The position demands a bachelor's degree plus three years of recent specialized experience, an associate's degree plus seven years, or a major certification plus seven years, together with an active TS/SCI clearance in good standing. Candidates must have at least three years of experience in one of the following areas: construction security surveillance, technical surveillance countermeasures, or industrial/government security involving counter‑intelligence, construction quality assurance, or hands‑on supervisory construction work. These qualifications form the core eligibility criteria for the role. Additional, preferred qualifications include five years of experience in the same security disciplines, prior work on two or more Construction Security Team projects at overseas or domestic sites, background in counter‑intelligence or intelligence analysis, Naval Construction Battalion (CB) training, and experience with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers construction. The role may require shift work, overtime, and deployment to austere or hostile environments, and it offers the opportunity to contribute to high‑impact intelligence support across Europe and Africa. What the role asks for: - Active TS/SCI clearance - Bachelor's degree + 3 years specialized experience - Associate's degree + 7 years specialized experience - Major certification + 7 years specialized experience - Minimum 3 years in construction security surveillance or TS‑CM or industrial/government security - 5 years experience in construction security surveillance or TS‑CM (nice‑to‑have) - Prior CST work on 2‑3+ overseas or domestic projects (nice‑to‑have) - Counterintelligence or intelligence analysis background (nice‑to‑have) - Naval Construction Battalion (CB) training (nice‑to‑have) - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers construction experience (nice‑to‑have)