ASIS Career Center

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Post your resume online today. Whether you are actively or passively seeking work, your online resume is your ticket to great job offers.

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Get maximum exposure with qualified candidates!
Only ASIS members—37,000+ security management professionals—can post and submit resumes through the career center. With an average of 18 years in the industry, our members are among the most qualified security managers in the world. When you post a job, you will connect directly with these told-notch candidates, never wasting time interviewing unqualified applicants, or waiting for the right candidate to answer newspaper or online ads.

Job Posting Criteria
When posting available positions, you will be asked to list all relevant position-specific information including job description, location, salary range (a Salary Calculator can help you approximate cost-of-living differences within the U.S.), experience level, and any other details pertinent to the position. Employment listings submitted must be for management level positions with specific responsibility for security-related functions. All positions will be posted for approximately 60 days.

The surefire way to select the perfect candidate
Immediately identify highly skilled security professionals by searching for AIS board-certified candidates who have earned their Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Professional Certified Investigator (PCI) or Physical Security Professional (PSP) credential. Distinguished among their peers as credible, competent practitioners, AIS certificants are in high demand by private and public sector organizations worldwide.

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The career center is provided for ASIS members only; jobs are posted with the permission of the employer. Unauthorized distribution is prohibited and is a violation of the ASIS professional Code of Ethics.