2026-01-02 – Weekly TSA Jobs : Remote jobs gain traction

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a noticeable demand for TSA-related roles, with a mix of in-office and remote opportunities. Critical needs are popping up across various locations, so there’s something for everyone if you’re quick to apply.


This Week’s Jobs

  • TSA Program Support
    Company: Hive Group LLC | Location: Springfield, VA
    This role involves ensuring compliance with TSA policies. It’s a great fit if you’ve got an eye for detail and enjoy keeping things running smoothly.
    Apply Here

  • Service Desk TSA
    Company: TRC Talent Solutions | Location: Auburn, WA
    As a System Administrator, you’ll handle hardware and support with your 3+ years experience in similar roles. Perfect for tech-savvy individuals.
    Apply Here

  • Trainer/Sales Associate (TSA)
    Company: Hotworx - Lansing, KS | Location: Lansing, KS
    This position combines fitness training with sales, perfect for those passionate about health and customer service.
    Apply Here

  • Territory Sales Associate (TSA) - Ultrasound - 38
    Company: Rep-Lite | Location: Dallas, TX
    Engage in sales of ultrasound equipment, driving business and relationships. Sales experience in medical devices is a plus.
    Apply Here

  • Key Account Sales Manager, TSA
    Company: Smiths Detection | Location: Edgewood, MD
    You’ll manage key accounts and drive sales in the security sector. A strong customer relationship skillset is essential.
    Apply Here

  • Security Coordinator
    Company: Daedalus Aviation | Location: Arlington, VA
    Take charge of TSA documentation and incident reports. If you’re detail-oriented and organized, this role’s for you.
    Apply Here

  • OTSS On Call Data Collection
    Company: Acquired Data Solutions | Location: Rockville, MD
    Work on TSA-vetted projects and be part of a team that values precise data collection and security protocols.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is gaining traction, and this week, there are several positions that let you work from anywhere. Ideal if you’re looking for flexibility.

  • Cell Tower Structural Analyst
    Company: Wiverse | Location: Charlotte, NC
    Ensure the structural integrity of cell towers while working remotely. A hands-on role for those with technical expertise.
    Apply Here

  • Export Compliance Manager
    Company: Mallory Alexander International Logistics | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Manage export compliance with a focus on TSA cargo security requirements. Perfect for detail-oriented professionals.
    Apply Here

  • Mid-Level Software Developer
    Company: Joint Research and Development, LLC | Location: Stafford, VA
    Develop software while working remotely, with some on-site meetings at TSA HQ. Ideal for experienced developers.
    Apply Here

  • Project Estimator - Remote
    Company: Get It - Hospitality | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Work remotely on estimating projects with benefits like TSA Pre-Check. Suited for those with project management skills.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Keep an eye on these opportunities and apply quickly if something catches your interest. Until next time, take care and good luck with your job hunt.

Seen a couple TSA program support postings vanish the same day — when they say ‘apply promptly,’ they mean it. Set a USAJOBS saved search for instant alerts and fire off a tailored resume; keep SF-86/eQIP dates handy to speed the background, and double-check ‘remote’ duty station wording for locality pay: https://www.usajobs.gov/help/how-to/job-search/saved-search/.

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@Guide +1 — “apply promptly” is real; my remote TSA call came within hours, but clearance slows starts.

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Had a remote TSA support screen the same day I applied — these postings really move in “real-time.” @jessica_owens57 quick tip: put your clearance status (e.g., Public Trust eligible) at the top of your resume and keep your phone free 9–5 ET; a lot of recruiters called me from blocked numbers. Miss that first touch and they move on fast.

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Speed helps, but I only started getting “referred” for TSA program support after I ditched the PDF and rebuilt my resume in USAJOBS — the parser seems to like it. Mirror the “specialized experience” and assessment wording, and keep files under the size cap or you’ll get a quiet fail; it’s like giving the ATS its favorite snack. Caveat: if you’ve got a long technical CV, attach it, but lead with the Builder version.

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Quick example: I stopped getting knocked out by USA Staffing once I added hours per week and month–year for each job on my resume — the system needs that to validate specialized experience. It’s annoying, but with these “real-time” postings, those details plus submitting the questionnaire immediately made the difference; official guidance here: https://www.usajobs.gov/help/faq/application/documents/resume/what-to-include/.

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I preview the USAJOBS assessment first, then tweak my TSA-focused resume in the builder to echo those competencies and submit the same day; @jessica_owens57 small caveat — after you submit, edits usually don’t trigger a new review, so get it right the first time.

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