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Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI)
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Many federal investigative jobs have age
requirements, and applicants must be at least 21 years of age
and under the age of 37 at the time of appointment. Other
positions state that you must be 21 years of age and be a U.S.
citizen. Each job announcement lists the required qualifications
for that position. If you want to work in law enforcement, and
you are over age 37, your options are limited; you may have to
consider a support position that does not have an age limit.
The federal government maintains a high
profile in many areas of law enforcement. Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) agents are the government’s principal
investigators, responsible for investigating violations of more
than 200 categories of federal law and conducting sensitive
national security investigations. Agents may conduct
surveillance, monitor court-authorized wiretaps, examine
business records, investigate white-collar crime, or participate
in sensitive under-cover assignments. The FBI investigates
organized crime, public corruption, financial crime, fraud
against the government, bribery, copyright infringement, civil
rights violations, bank robbery, extortion, kidnapping, air
piracy, terrorism, espionage, interstate criminal activity, drug
trafficking, and other violations of federal statutes.
The FBI hires crime scene specialists, special agents, laboratory technicians, fingerprint
experts, language specialists, and a large group of support specialists. Together with
many others, these are the members of the FBI's Professional Support staff: Thousands
working together in a united effort against crime.
The following jobs are currently
advertised by the FBI. Jobs are located at various locations as noted on the
announcements. The FBI is committed to protecting your
privacy and will collect no personal information about you unless you
choose to provide that information to them. The resume data you do submit will be
used for employment consideration only and will be stored in an internal resume
tracking system. Your data is only available internally to a limited number
of hiring officials and will not be shared with any other people or organizations
internally or externally.
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FBI LINGUISTS
FBI Linguists play a vital role in the
translation, transcription, reporting, and analysis of materials
with national security ramifications. Terrorism, foreign
counterintelligence, organized crime, air piracy, interstate
criminal activity, public corruption, financial crime, bribery,
civil rights violations, kidnapping, drug
trafficking...investigating these crimes and others may all be
part of your challenging career as a Linguist with the FBI.
Combining your proficiency in a critical foreign language with
the exciting science of investigative work, you will apply your
unique skills and talents to protect the security and welfare of
your country.
Consideration is currently being afforded
to English-speaking candidates with a professional-level
language fluency in:
- Arabic
- Armenian
- Burmese
- Chechen
- Chinese (all dialects)
- Dari
- Farsi
- French
- Gujarati
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Hmong
- Hungarian
- Kazakh
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- Korean
- Latvian
- Lithuanian
- Malay
- Maltese
- Norwegian
- Pashto
- Polish
- Romanian
- Russian
- Slovak
- Spanish
- Swahili
- Tagalog
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To Apply: Go
to
http://www.fbijobs.gov/1242.asp to learn about required
exams and to apply online.
An equal opportunity employer and a drug-free
work force.
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FBI SPECIAL AGENT
FBI Special Agents are responsible for
conducting sensitive national security investigations and for
enforcing over 300 federal statutes. As an FBI Special Agent you
may work on matters including terrorism, foreign
counterintelligence, cyber crime, organized crime, white-collar
crime, public corruption, civil rights violations, financial
crime, bribery, bank robbery, extortion, kidnapping, air piracy,
interstate criminal activity, fugitive and drug-trafficking
matters, and other violations of federal statutes.
There is no such thing as a
typical day for an FBI Special Agent. Every day is
different. One day you could be testifying in federal court, the
next you could be executing a search warrant and gathering
evidence, the next you could be meeting with a source to gather
intelligence on illegal activities, the next you could be making
an arrest, and the next you could be back in the office meeting
with your squad and catching up on paperwork.
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Serving as a Special Agent is a very
demanding job with strict entry requirements. Please review
closely all requirements to ensure that you qualify before you
apply.
To become an FBI Special Agent you must be
a U.S. citizen or a citizen of the Northern Mariana Islands. You
must be at least 23 years of age, but younger than 37 upon your
appointment as a Special Agent. You must possess a four-year
degree from a college or university accredited by one of the
regional or national institutional associations recognized by
the United States Secretary of Education. You must have at least
three years of professional work experience. You must also
possess a valid driver’s license and be completely available for
assignment anywhere in the FBI's jurisdiction.
All applicants for the Special Agent
position must first qualify under one of five Special Agent
Entry Programs. These programs include:
- Accounting
- Computer Science/Information
Technology
- Language
- Law
- Diversified
To review all requirements for this
position visit the FBI web site at
http://www.fbijobs.gov/111.asp .
To Apply: Go
to
http://www.fbijobs.gov/032.asp to learn about required exams
and to apply online.
Requirements: U.S. citizenship is required; as is successful
completion of a medical evaluation, polygraph interview, and an extensive background
investigation. Must be willing to relocate . Apply online at location listed above.
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HOSTAGE RESCUE TEAMS (HRT)
Protect America and save lives by
becoming an FBI Special Agent, and serve with the FBI Hostage
Rescue Team.
The FBI is the lead Federal Agency for
investigating terrorist threats against the United States. This
responsibility includes tactical response to interdict and
apprehend terrorists before they can act, and to conduct other
high-risk tactical operations. The FBI has one full-time
counterterrorist tactical team, the FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT).
As an FBI Special Agent* (SA), you may become a member of the
FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team. Here, highly qualified and motivated
FBI Special Agents volunteer to respond to challenges that are
the most complex, critical, and urgent. They are a tight-knit
team — highly trained, specially equipped, always prepared.
Candidates for the position of FBI Special
Agent must possess a four-year college degree and three years of
professional work experience; be available for assignment
anywhere in the FBI’s jurisdiction; be between the ages of 23
and 36; be in excellent physical condition with the ability to
pass a rigorous physical fitness test; and consent to a complete
background investigation, drug test, and polygraph. HRT
Operators are Special Agents first, and will have investigative
and managerial career opportunities in the FBI following their
HRT assignment.
The FBI's Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) was
established in 1983 to be a national level counterterrorist
unit, offering a tactical option for any extraordinary hostage
crisis or other law enforcement situation that may occur within
the United States. Today, HRT responds to the most urgent and
complex FBI cases in the U.S. and abroad. It is part of the
Tactical Support Branch of the FBI’s Critical Incident Response
Group (CIRG), and is based at the FBI Academy in Quantico,
Virginia.
The HRT is organized into Tactical Units, each of which is made
up of assaulter and sniper/observer Operators. These tactical
elements are supported by a Tactical Helicopter Unit, Tactical
Mobility Team, logistics, intelligence, communications, and
command staffs.
To Apply: Go
to
http://fbijobs.gov/032.asp to learn about required exams and
to apply online.
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PROFESSIONAL STAFF
The FBI offers tremendous career
opportunities for a wide range of professionals. Because of the
breadth and scope of the FBI’s mission, we employ professionals
in fields as varied as intelligence analysis, laboratory
sciences, linguistics, security, information technology, human
resources, general management, etc.
Learn more about career opportunities at
the FBI:
Please check our
current job postings to
see if we are recruiting for professionals in your field of
expertise.
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