Technical Surveillance Countermeasure (TSCM) Technician

Our client is seeking a skilled Technical Surveillance Countermeasure (TSCM) Technician to support government installations within the National Capital Region (NCR), conducting inspections to identify and mitigate unauthorized networks, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals, in support of national security missions.

The ideal candidate will bring a strong SIGINT background with experience supporting ISR, STG, LLVI, targeting, Radio Reconnaissance, or related tactical signals intelligence operations. This role requires hands-on experience with RF monitoring, signal analysis, surveillance detection, technical threat identification, and adherence to Department of Defense (DoD) and Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) policies.

• →Perform routine inspections of office spaces and sensitive government facilities to detect and mitigate unauthorized surveillance threats.
• →Conduct RF monitoring and analysis to identify unauthorized Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, and other radio frequency activity.
• →Operate advanced radio frequency monitoring and technical surveillance detection equipment.
• →Analyze signal data, investigate anomalies, and maintain a signals database for historical comparison and trend analysis.
• →Apply SIGINT collection and analysis experience to identify, characterize, and assess signals of interest.
• →Support technical investigations involving RF, wireless, communications, and other signal transmission mediums.
• →Assist with TSCM investigations, including instrumented and physical searches across facilities, networks, and communications environments.
• →Conduct mobile device detection sweeps in accordance with PFPA requirements.
• →Provide recommendations for mitigating or neutralizing identified technical and RF threats.
• →Adhere to established TSCM protocols and standards to ensure comprehensive inspections.
• →Accurately document inspection activities, findings, anomalies, and corrective actions.
• →Prepare written reports in the PFPA-SSD format within five days of an investigation, including findings and actionable recommendations.
• →Provide clear and concise briefings on inspection results during operational meetings and staff updates.
• →Support SIGINT-informed analysis, targeting, and threat assessment activities when required.
• →Coordinate with operational, intelligence, security, and technical personnel to resolve identified anomalies.
• →Ensure compliance with DoD, IA-30, and PFPA policies governing the workplace and technical security environment.
• →Complete mandatory training within established timeframes.
• →Support PFPA by executing and coordinating operational and technical security matters.
• →Adhere to the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) to ensure performance standards are consistently met.
• →Provide briefings to senior DoD executives, security officials, and policy decision-makers when required.

• Minimum of two (2) years of TSCM, SIGINT, technical surveillance, RF analysis, or closely related operational experience.
• Strong background in Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), electronic surveillance detection, RF collection, or tactical signal analysis.
• Experience supporting ISR, STG, LLVI, targeting, Radio Reconnaissance, or similar SIGINT operations.
• Experience detecting, analyzing, characterizing, or resolving RF and wireless signal anomalies.
• Familiarity with tactical or specialized RF collection and monitoring equipment.
• Ability to interpret signal data and differentiate legitimate activity from potential technical threats.
• Active TS/SCI clearance required.
• Ability to work onsite at the Pentagon and other DoD facilities throughout the National Capital Region (NCR).
• Valid driver's license without special restrictions.

• Graduation from the Department of Defense TSCM Service School.
• Military SIGINT training, including relevant MOS school or technical training at Goodfellow AFB.
• Radio Reconnaissance / Radio Recon experience.
• Experience conducting or supporting ISR targeting, STG targeting, or LLVI targeting.
• Experience or certification involving Harris RF / SIGINT equipment.
• Experience supporting Minutemen missions or programs.
• Experience supporting Mad Dog deployments.
• MMST experience.
• Tactical SIGINT collection, exploitation, or targeting experience.
• Prior deployed intelligence, SIGINT, ISR, or technical surveillance experience.
• Experience supporting DoD, Intelligence Community, PFPA, counterintelligence, or other sensitive national security missions.