Jobs at Patriot Group International LLC.

Coordinates daily security operations at an active construction site, serving as the primary contact for guards, contractors, and project teams. Responsibilities include access control, physical badging, incident reporting, visitor tracking, site walkthroughs, security compliance, and maintaining logs. The role requires rotating shifts, outdoor site presence, independent decision-making, and physical stamina for prolonged standing and walking.

Provides federal physical security policy expertise, advises management on regulations and standards, liaises with federal agencies, recommends force-protection improvements, and conducts design reviews. The role requires extensive Intelligence Community or Department of War security policy experience and expertise with ICD, DHS ISC, SECCA, and Foreign Affairs Handbook standards.

Provides armed physical security and force protection at a secure San Antonio facility. Responsibilities include enforcing access-control policies, monitoring surveillance and alarms, responding to incidents, inspecting security systems, protecting personnel and property, managing locks and keys, completing reports, maintaining equipment, and completing required training. The role requires a U.S. government security clearance, Texas commissioned security certification, firearms qualification, physical readiness, and the ability to work 12-hour shifts.

Provides armed physical security and force protection at a secure facility in Columbia, Maryland. Responsibilities include enforcing access-control and badging policies, monitoring surveillance systems, responding to alarms and incidents, inspecting personnel and equipment, protecting people and property, testing security systems, maintaining reports and training, and supporting armory and security-equipment duties. The role requires a minimum Secret clearance, firearms qualification, Maryland certification eligibility, and the ability to stand a 12-hour shift.

Monitors and operates data center security systems, enforces access-control policies, inspects personnel and equipment, responds to alarms and incidents, protects property, tests locks and surveillance systems, completes reports, and maintains required training and security-officer standards. The role requires standing a 12-hour post and working a Panama schedule.

Oversee program and workforce activities for contracts supporting high-threat overseas operations. Responsibilities include planning and controlling contract delivery, submitting reports, managing costs, improving efficiency, ensuring quality deliverables and accurate invoicing, conducting deployment briefings, gathering personnel feedback, and supporting travel operations.

Provides unarmed physical security at a data center by enforcing access-control policies, monitoring cameras, responding to alarms and incidents, inspecting security systems, preventing theft, guiding personnel, maintaining reports, and completing required training. The role requires a Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, Colorado security certification eligibility, reliable transportation, physical ability to stand for 12-hour shifts, and comfort using modern technology.

Provides enterprise-wide mission support to government and Intelligence Community stakeholders. Responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional activities, resolving complex customer issues, interpreting policies, processing security-related forms and authorization memos, managing sensitive information, maintaining stakeholder relationships, and delivering training and briefings. The role requires at least four years of administrative or customer support experience, U.S. citizenship, and a TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Lead business development across cleared facilities and cloud provider markets. Own pipeline development, gate reviews, account penetration, contract vehicle identification, competitive intelligence, and opportunity pursuits. Build strategic relationships with cloud, colocation, critical infrastructure, and government security stakeholders; represent PGI at industry events; brief leadership on market trends, pipeline health, competitive positioning, and growth opportunities.

Provide armed physical security at a data center by enforcing access-control policies, monitoring surveillance systems, responding to alarms and incidents, inspecting security equipment, preventing unauthorized access and theft, maintaining reports and training, and supporting armory and security equipment maintenance. The role requires a Virginia security license, firearms proficiency, physical readiness for 12-hour posts, U.S. citizenship, and Top Secret/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Provides executive administrative support for principals by managing calendars, meetings, travel, briefing materials, reporting, training, office operations, access, timekeeping, supplies, and events. Coordinates internal and external stakeholders, resolves scheduling and administrative issues, tracks compliance, and handles sensitive mission-related tasks. Requires strong organization, discretion, communication, research, writing, and independent judgment in a classified government-support environment.

Conduct reachback counterintelligence analysis supporting global intelligence requirements. Research, assess, corroborate, and evaluate source reporting; develop intelligence products; provide analytical feedback; and collaborate remotely as part of an intelligence team. The role requires strong research, analytical, and writing skills, prior military or DoD intelligence experience, U.S. citizenship, and TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph eligibility.

Oversee physical security design, installation, and lifecycle management for data centers and supporting facilities. Manage specifications, drawings, code compliance, vendors, budgets, change orders, contracts, QA/QC, acceptance, operational readiness, and close-out documentation. Coordinate multiple projects across customer teams, report performance metrics, provide status updates, and serve as the physical security subject matter expert. The role is primarily onsite with occasional remote work and travel to nearby customer facilities and construction sites.

Monitors and operates data center security systems, enforces access and badging policies, controls locks and keys, conducts inspections, responds to alarms and incidents, protects personnel and property, completes reporting, and promotes security-policy awareness. The officer must maintain required training, pass background and drug screening, meet physical requirements for a 12-hour post, and hold a U.S. government TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Supports Raider Regiment training activities at Camp Lejeune by coordinating schedules, developing lesson outlines, delivering and evaluating training, enforcing doctrine and SOPs, preparing after-action reports, maintaining equipment accountability, and ensuring safety compliance. The role requires extensive SOF or infantry experience, combat deployments, instructor or exercise-scenario development experience, military insertion/extraction and weapons training, physical participation in demanding exercises, travel up to 50%, and a U.S. Government SECRET clearance.

Provides armed physical security at a data center by controlling access, enforcing badging and site policies, monitoring surveillance systems, responding to alarms and incidents, inspecting security equipment, preventing theft, guiding personnel, maintaining reports and equipment, and completing required training. The role requires standing for 12-hour shifts and maintaining firearm and security officer competency.

Leads business development across defense, special operations, and homeland security markets. Owns pipeline development, gate reviews, contract vehicle and teaming strategies, account penetration, networking, competitive intelligence, opportunity shaping, and proposal support. Builds relationships with military, government, and industry stakeholders while briefing leadership on market trends, pipeline health, and growth opportunities.

Provides mobile security and operational support for U.S. Government clients in sensitive, high-threat OCONUS environments. Responsibilities include maintaining tactical proficiency, delivering security services in austere locations, and supporting expeditionary operations. The role requires deployment for 60–90 days, seven-day workweeks, active Secret clearance, military Special Operations experience, weapons proficiency, medical screening, government vetting, and drug testing.

Provides armed security for a Columbus data center, protecting personnel, property, and sensitive information. Responsibilities include enforcing access-control policies, monitoring cameras, responding to alarms and incidents, inspecting security systems, preventing theft, guiding site visitors, maintaining equipment, completing reports, and participating in required firearms, client, state, and sustainment training. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance, Ohio licensing eligibility, physical ability to stand a 12-hour post, and U.S. citizenship.

Oversee physical security projects for data centers and support facilities, including system design, construction plans, specifications, vendor management, budgets, contracts, QA/QC, change orders, and project closeout. Lead acceptance and operational readiness validation, track performance metrics, coordinate technical and non-technical teams, and provide project updates. The role is primarily on-site in South Bend with occasional local travel and remote work opportunities.