Research Security Program Manager - Information Solutions (Hybrid-Remote)

Job Description Summary Reporting to the Manager of Governance, Risk and Compliance under the Chief Information Security Office, the Research Security Program Manager is responsible for ensuring institutional compliance with federal and state mandates, including NSPM‑33, the CHIPS and Science Act, and regulations governing export control, controlled unclassified information (CUI), and foreign influence mitigation. The Program Manager directs and oversees the design, implementation, and daily administration of the research security program, interprets and applies relevant policies and regulations, and recommends new or revised initiatives to enhance institutional research security. They inform senior research leadership about issues that may impact the program or institutional issues affecting elements of the research security program, respond to inquiries from internal and external stakeholders, communicate findings to federal agencies when necessary, and foster a culture of security across the university’s research enterprise. Cybersecurity Compliance & Oversight – 15%Develop, implement, and maintain cybersecurity components of the Research Security Program in alignment with federal requirements, including NIST research cybersecurity resources. Collaborate with the Information Security Office (ISO) to develop and manage NIST SP 800-171, NIST R8471, and CMMC requirements. Identify research projects requiring NIST or CMMC controls and support research teams in meeting compliance expectations. Coordinate integration of IT security resources into the research security program. Monitor and ensure institutional alignment with CHIPS and Science Act cybersecurity requirements, federal agency guidance, and sponsor-specific expectations. Foreign Travel Security & International Research Risk Management – 15%Manage the institution’s Foreign Travel Security Training Program, ensuring all covered individuals complete required periodic training. Maintain the foreign travel reporting program for individuals traveling abroad for research, teaching, conferences, or MUSC business. Provide expert guidance to faculty, staff, and trainees on international engagements, foreign influence, and high‑risk outside activities. Oversee research security risk assessments for international collaborations, visiting scholars, and high‑risk foreign engagements. Research Security Training & Institutional Education – 20%Lead implementation of comprehensive research security training tailored to MUSC’s risk profile and federal regulations. Ensure covered individuals complete federally developed or MUSC‑approved research security training modules. Lead training, outreach, and educational activities related to research security. Provide training content illustrating improper transfer of research or federally funded R&D.Advise leadership on evolving regulations, risk tolerance, and best practices. Maintain training documentation, certifications, and compliance records. Export Control Training & Compliance Support – 10%Ensure covered individuals engaged in export‑controlled research complete required training. Coordinate delivery of federal or MUSC‑developed export control education. Oversee compliance reviews of foreign sponsors, collaborators, and research engagements to ensure alignment with export control regulations. Maintain export compliance records and verify sponsor‑required certifications. Program Leadership, Governance & Institutional Coordination – 35%Design, implement, and maintain MUSC’s comprehensive Research Security Program in accordance with federal and state requirements. Lead the Research Security Committee, supporting risk assessments, policy development, training needs, and strategic decision‑making. Serve on institutional committees and workgroups related to research compliance and risk mitigation. Conduct investigations into research‑related security concerns and report findings to internal stakeholders and federal agencies as appropriate. Partner with the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs to ensure compliance with sponsor‑required research security certifications. Serve as the institutional primary point of contact for sponsors, regulators, and external stakeholders on research security issues. Establish and report on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to evaluate program effectiveness. Stay current on regulatory changes and evolving best practices through engagement in professional organizations and conferences. Other duties as needed – 5%The position is not fully remote. Routine onsite work will be required.

Examples: Transfer 100 lb. non-ambulatory patient = 50 lbs. forcePush 400 lb. patient in wheelchair on carpet = 20 lbs. forcePush patient stretcher one-handed = 25 lbs. force Vision & Sensory Maintain corrected vision 20/40 (one or both eyes): Continuous Recognize objects (near/far): Continuous Color discrimination: Continuous Depth perception: Continuous Peripheral vision: Continuous Hearing acuity (with correction): Continuous Tactile sensory function: Continuous Gross motor with fine motor coordination: Continuous Selected Positions: Olfactory (smell) function: Continuous Respirator use qualification: Continuous Work Environment & Conditions Effective stress management: Continuous Rotating shifts: Frequent Overtime as required: Frequent Latex-safe environment: Continuous Minimum Training and Experience Requirements A bachelor's degree and four years relevant program experience. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to build trust across diverse stakeholder groups. Ability to work independently and collaboratively.