Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

The FBI believes safeguarding the nation requires a variety of expertise and experiences, so we cultivate a collaborative culture that thrives on varying perspectives and building up our workforce skillsets. Your years of experience have led you to this point in your career, and we value the unique insights you bring. Our commitment goes beyond the office with comprehensive health and wellness benefits to support your work-life balance and family needs.

As an FBI special agent, your expertise in IT, intelligence, military and law enforcement, or business will be vital in protecting our nation from cyberattacks, terrorism, fraud, and more. At the FBI, you’ll receive exceptional professional growth and comprehensive benefits, as well as world-class training at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Forge your path.

Intelligence analysts turn curiosity into an impactful career by working hand-in-hand with special agents to decipher complex threats in areas like counterterrorism and organized crime. Our team of problem solvers leverage their background in advanced research, legal analysis, biomedical engineering, and more to make a significant impact and enhance national security. 

As a data scientist, turn your passion for data into a powerful tool for national security. In this role, you’ll explore extensive datasets to uncover crucial insights that support our investigations and operations. Leveraging your background in mathematics, statistics, or actuarial science and your proficiency in coding and data visualization, you’ll interpret complex trends and respond to technological challenges that threaten our nation. 

As an FBI computer scientist, you'll be at the forefront of our fight against cybercrime. Your deep knowledge of programming, algorithm development, and database management will be essential in developing cutting-edge tools and strategies to safeguard our nation. Computer languages like Python and Java are your key to neutralizing malware and supporting critical investigations that protect our nation. 

FBI IT specialists play a critical role in maintaining and enhancing our operational efficiency across all 55 field offices. You’ll be responsible for managing network infrastructure, cybersecurity measure, and IT equipment; resolving technical and network issues; evaluating and implementing new technologies; and maintaining hardware and software. Your expertise will be crucial to keep our technology running smoothly while enhancing our national security.

At the FBI, professional careers extend far beyond special agents and intelligence analysts. We build from the ground up—from entry to senior positions—across a wide range of fields including engineering, skilled trades, humanities, and more. Whether you’re a cloud engineer, a forensic scientist, an HR professional, or an expert in another field, you’ll be part of a dynamic team of achievers and innovators who drive our mission.  

Veterans bring a rich array of skills—from electronics and telecommunications to languages and medical services—that are essential to our mission. At the FBI, your experience and leadership are not just appreciated; they are pivotal. With Veterans Preference, you'll receive priority in the hiring process, and you may also qualify for age waivers to become a special agent. Here, you'll find a place to apply your expertise in new and impactful ways.