Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, the security job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with firearms licenses. There’s a noticeable demand for armed security guards in California, and a few verified remote positions are also open for those looking to work from home.
This Week’s Jobs
Armed Security Guard
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Black Cube Security is on the lookout for top-tier armed security guards. If you’ve got a valid firearms license and a knack for maintaining safety, this could be your next gig. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: San Diego, CA
If sunny San Diego is your preferred locale, Black Cube Security also needs armed guards there. Same requirements—valid firearms license and a dedication to security. Apply Here
Armed Security Guards
Company: Law Security & Investigations | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Looking to join a team that offers both uniformed and plain-clothes security roles? Law Security & Investigations is hiring exceptional guards to fill these positions. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: VICAMEN PROTECTIVE SERVICES | Location: Los Angeles, CA
VICAMEN PROTECTIVE SERVICES is offering roles for armed guards within the hospitality sector. A California Guard Card is required. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Joining Black Cube Security, you’ll focus on creating a safe environment. This role is all about professionalism and vigilance. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Another opportunity with Black Cube Security in LA, focusing on safety and security. Perfect for those who excel in high-alert environments. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: VICAMEN PROTECTIVE SERVICES | Location: Los Angeles, CA
This role offers potential for growth and development. It’s perfect for those wanting to advance in the hospitality security field. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: Fidelity Protective Services Llc | Location: Oxon Hill, MD
Fidelity Protective Services is hiring armed guards to ensure safety and security. A professional demeanor is a must. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: Fidelity Protective Services Llc | Location: Oxon Hill, MD
Another opening at Fidelity Protective Services, emphasizing the creation of a safe and secure environment for all. Apply Here
Armed Security Guard
Company: All Pro Security LLC | Location: Pleasant Grove, UT
All Pro Security is looking for armed guards with a valid Utah security license. This is a solid opportunity for those in the Pleasant Grove area. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote roles are a great way to balance work and life, and there’s a handful of them this week in security services sales. If you’re comfortable with sales and have a flair for client interaction, these might be right up your alley.
Security Services Sales Representative
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: San Diego, CA
This remote position offers a flexible schedule and chances for advancement. It’s ideal for those interested in security services sales. Apply Here
Security Services Sales Representative
Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Another remote role focusing on sales, with the added benefit of a flexible work schedule. Perfect for those who thrive in a sales environment. Apply Here
Taking ‘apply promptly’ I’ve landed same-day interviews on CA armed roles by phoning the site supervisor within an hour of applying and briefly citing my BSIS and latest 9mm qual. If there’s no phone listed, I drop a 45‑second Loom intro with permit dates in the application notes (https://www.loom.com), though some vendors won’t open links.
@OP For the remote security sales roles, adding a one-liner up top with my CRM stack (Salesforce/HubSpot) and last quarter’s conversion rate, plus a Calendly link, consistently got me same-day screens; it lines up with the “work from home” angle and helps recruiters skim fast. Small caveat: a lot of “remote” posts turned out hybrid, so I ask about in-office days on the first call.
Quick tip from last week: I put my BSIS number, firearm expiry, and shift availability in the email subject line (“CA Armed — BSIS #### — exp 08/2026 — open swing/grave”) and got two SoCal callbacks before lunch. For remote, piggybacking on @omar_jones91, a one‑line “win” with a KPI under the name beat a full paragraph. Minor caveat: some portals ignore subjects, so I attach a single‑page certs PDF too.
@david_garcia99 I’ve been adding a 30‑second Loom intro (https://www.loom.com) screen-recording my Salesforce pipeline and a quick cold-call opener, and it’s gotten same-day callbacks. Some ATS strip links, so I also stick the URL in “additional info” or attach a one-page script PDF.
Applying within an hour of those “real-time” posts, I attach a one‑pager with quota hit, avg deal size, and security verticals (VMS/access) plus three customer logos — callbacks jumped for remote roles… I also drop a 15‑sec voicemail sample link and my time zone; for CA armed gigs I add travel radius and OT comfort. Anything over about 150 words doesn’t get read.
I started dropping a direct link to my BSIS guard/firearm verification in the first paragraph so recruiters can sanity-check fast (https://aca.bsis.ca.gov/publicsearch/) — kind of like flashing your ID at the door. It bumped my callbacks for California armed shifts and even a remote security AE role, but some teams won’t click links, so I also type the license numbers up top.