Protective Services Officer
45k - 45k USD
On-site
Full Time
#Security
#Security Systems
#Executive
#Threat Detection
We are the Southern Poverty Law Center, and we are looking for a dedicated Protective Services Officer who shares our deep passion for social justice. Our organization works tirelessly to combat hate and bigotry while seeking justice for the most vulnerable members of society. If you are committed to the ideals of equity, diversity, and inclusion, and you want to support our mission by ensuring the safety of our people and facilities, we would love to have you join our team in Montgomery, Alabama.
What you'll be doing
- You will manage access to our facilities and residences by utilizing a range of sensors, detection tools, and tactical procedures.
- You will monitor and operate our integrated security systems to identify unauthorized access and potential threats to our personnel.
- You will conduct executive protection details during travel and public appearances, while also performing foot and vehicle patrols to maintain a professional security presence.
What you'll bring
To be successful in this role, you should possess a strong background in security and a commitment to our anti-racist work culture. We are looking for the following qualifications:
- At least two years of experience working as a security officer, military personnel, or law enforcement officer.
- The ability to qualify with various small arms and long-range weapons.
- Proficiency in executing physically demanding defensive tactics.
- A high school diploma or GED.
- Strong observational skills and the ability to communicate effectively with our staff and guests.
- Fluency in English.
What you'll get
For this full-time, on-site position, we offer a starting salary of 45,000 USD per year. You will be joining an organization that values your contribution to our mission and provides a professional environment where your skills in threat detection and executive protection will directly support our ongoing efforts for justice.
Southern Poverty Law Center
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