Micron
Event Security Specialist / TSCM Subject Matter Expert
$119K–$202K
San Jose, CA · Full-time · Posted Oct 12, 2026
- Experience
- 5+ years; formal TSCM training and proven hands-on inspection experience also required.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Security Management, Emergency Management, Intelligence Studies, or a related field (or equivalent experience).
About the job
Leads security planning and operations for high-profile corporate and executive events, and conducts technical surveillance countermeasure inspections of sensitive venues.
What you'll do
- Assess event risks, develop security and emergency plans, and coordinate protective resources and response operations.
- Plan and conduct TSCM inspections, document vulnerabilities, recommend mitigations, and brief leadership.
- Support executive protection, travel security, and secure movement planning.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience, plus 5+ years in executive protection, event security, law enforcement, military, intelligence, or comparable security environments.
- Formal TSCM training and hands-on experience conducting inspections with professional equipment and methodologies.
- Experience delivering security operations for large-scale corporate events, executive engagements, and high-profile activities.
- Ability to travel extensively domestically and internationally, operate specialized TSCM equipment, work non-traditional hours, and respond quickly to security needs.
Nice to have
- Professional security certification such as CPP, PSP, PCI, CTSC, or comparable credential.
- Experience in semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, technology, R&D, or critical infrastructure; familiarity with security systems; or comfort demonstrating AI tools.
Pay
$119,000.00 - $202,000.00 a year (USD, base salary)
Tools
RF spectrum analysis, software-defined radio, non-linear junction detection
AI focus
Comfortable demonstrating AI systems and tools; no other AI work stated.
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