Aviation Security Control Center (ASCC) Specialist , Global Aviation Security

Amazon is looking for a security professional to join our Aviation Security Control Center (ASCC) in Erlanger, KY, with a foundation in security operations, intelligence analysis, or investigations. You'll work at Amazon Air's Network Control Center (NCC), reporting to the ASCC Manager.

The ideal candidate will have experience in security operations, intelligence analysis, incident response, or investigations. You'll lead real-time incident coordination during security events across Amazon Air, Prime Air drone operations, and Amazon Air Cargo. You'll review security and safety incidents and escalate when needed based on your expertise and judgment, produce flash warnings and situation reports, investigate workplace violence incidents, and monitor emerging threats, applying risk management best practices to mitigate security risks and resolve critical issues that directly impact directly impact the safety of Amazon's global aviation network.

You will independently identify risks, drive resolution of problems, and own process improvements to meet the ASCC's risk strategy and operational objectives. This position requires shift work, including nights, weekends, and holidays. You must make sound judgments under pressure, handle sensitive information with discretion, and work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

If you're ready to contribute to safeguarding Amazon's expanding aviation network, we want to hear from you.

Key job responsibilities
You will be part of the ASCC team providing 24/7 security coverage for Amazon's global aviation operations. You will own the execution and delivery of security incident response and intelligence analysis projects aligned with the ASCC's defined risk strategy. In this role, you must:
• Coordinate security incident response and provide information to field teams during crisis situations while applying risk management methodologies to mitigate security risks
• Identify threats and deliver flash warnings and situation reports to support decision-makers
• Work independently during your shift while collaborating with the broader ASCC team
• Handle sensitive information with discretion and professionalism, promoting a culture of compliance to security policies and regulations
• Make sound judgments under pressure in fast-paced situations, distinguishing between important and urgent matters
• Work 10-hour shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays

You will also:
• Gather and analyze threat-related intelligence from multiple open-source and proprietary platforms
• Assess the credibility of incoming information and escalate appropriately
• Identify emerging security risks and recommend mitigation strategies based on established risk management best practices
• Prepare security incident reports and maintain accurate, secure records
• Support ongoing investigations by connecting new intelligence with existing cases
• Conduct vendor and customer vetting using intelligence platforms to assess risk
• Investigate workplace violence incidents and document findings for leadership review
• Travel occasionally (less than 10% after initial training period)

The ideal candidate has proven experience in security operations, intelligence analysis, or investigations. You'll work independently during your shifts, analyzing information and solving problems autonomously. At the same time, you must excel at collaboration, ensuring smooth shift handovers, supporting incident response teams, and communicating effectively with operational partners. The ability to balance independent work with strong teamwork is essential in this role.

Eligibility Qualifications:
Due to the sensitive nature of this role, you must:

• Pass DHS, TSA and U.S. Customs and Border Protection security screenings
• Qualify for unescorted Airport SIDA (Security Identification Display Area) access
• Have no history of DOT drug/alcohol violations or test refusals
• Pass pre-employment drug testing

This is a safety-sensitive position requiring sound judgment to protect Amazon Air personnel, contractors, and cargo. You may be subject to ongoing drug and alcohol testing as required by DOT regulations. You may need to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret security clearance for this role.

A day in the life
As an ASCC Specialist, you're on the front lines of Amazon's global aviation security operations. No two days are the same, but here's what you can expect:
Your shift starts with intelligence gathering. You'll scan open-source intelligence platforms for emerging threats; geopolitical unrest, airspace closures, civil unrest, severe weather, anything that could impact Amazon Air routes, cargo operations, or Prime Air drone sites across the globe.
Then the real-time work begins. A customer needs vetting for a high-value