Security Analyst jobs in Tacoma, WA

In this critical position, the Physical Senior Security Support Analyst will be responsible for the meticulous management and regulated documentation of physical security plans, programs, and maps. The role involves ensuring strict adherence to NERC and FERC requirements, particularly NERC CIP-003-8 and FERC D2 SI, to maintain Tacoma Power's compliance and mitigate the risk of substantial monetary penalties. Additionally, the position will provide valuable assistance with other applicable reliability standards, with a notable focus on NERC CIP-006. Join our team and contribute your expertise to the essential mission of protecting our assets and maintaining regulatory compliance in the dynamic energy industry.

• Develop, audit, and revise security documents for Tacoma Power’s 7 Hydropower Projects, encompassing annual compliance certifications, vulnerability assessments, threat assessments, security plans, and physical security checklists.
• Serve as the primary reporting expert for security incidents and suspicious activities, adhering to 18 CFR 12.10, and report to the FERC D2SI Security Branch. Coordinate and actively participate in FERC Physical Security Inspections, annual drills, and Emergency Action Plan (EAP) exercises.
• Collaborate with Tacoma Power's Dam Safety group to provide responses and status reports, ensuring the submission of follow-up reports and recommendations to FERC on physical security-related matters. Manage compliance activities resulting from exercises, inspections, and audits related to physical security recommendations.

• Manage the maintenance of security processes, policies, plans, and procedures for TPU properties governed by NERC CIP-003-8 federal standards to ensure proper security levels and federal compliance, avoiding financial penalties.
• Act as the primary subject matter expert in maintaining Tacoma Power's CIP low impact physical security plans, including detailed maps and critical asset inventories, crucial for protecting assets and ensuring compliance.
• Monitor and respond to the CIP low impact key/lock replacement program in accordance with Tacoma Power Staff Procedure E-4, ensuring effective security measures are consistently upheld.