The FBI will accept applications for Special Agent candidates from March 2 to 16. All interested candidates must apply via www.FBIJobs.gov on a home or UNet computer by 11:59 p.m., March 16, according to the time zone of the applicantās local Field Office. Specific skills and backgrounds being sought include:
ā¢ Cyber Security
ā¢ Intelligence
ā¢ Computer Engineering
ā¢ Computer Science
ā¢ Computer Forensics
ā¢ Network Administration
ā¢ Information Technology
ā¢ Laboratory Sciences
ā¢ Electrical Engineering
ā¢ Mechanical Engineering
ā¢ Certified Public Accountants
ā¢ Bar Certified Attorneys
ā¢ Police/Detectives
ā¢ Military
ā¢ Pilots
Speakers of foreign languages are also highly sought, with a priority for Arabic, Farsi, Pashto, Maghreb (Moroccan/Algerian), Yemeni, Afghani, Pakistani, Somali, Uighur, Chinese (all dialects), and Uzbek.
ā¢ To qualify, each Special Agent applicant must:
ā¢ Be a U.S. citizen
ā¢ Be at least 23 years of age, but younger than 37 at the time of hiring; exceptions are given for:
ā¢ Federal Law Enforcement Officers (1811s)
ā¢ Veterans eligible for Veterans Preference
ā¢ Have a bachelorās degree from an accredited college or university
ā¢ Have lived in the U.S. for three out of the last five years unless directly deployed overseas by the U.S. government or military (this includes military spouses)
ā¢ Have a valid driverās license and at least six months of driving experience
Applicants must also have three years of full-time (at least 36 hours per week) professional work experience. Exceptions to this requirement include:
ā¢ Applicants with eligible computer science or IT backgrounds
ā¢ Preferred foreign language speakers who score 3 or higher on an FBI language test
ā¢ Former FBI Honors Interns with at least a 3.0 GPA are eligible for Phase I testing and then must complete three years of work experience before advancing to Phase II
ā¢ Applicants with a Juris Doctor degree
ā¢ Applicants with masterās and/or doctoral degrees can qualify with only two years of full-time professional work experience
For more information about the Special Agent application process, visit www.fbijobs.gov.
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