Special Agent

About the role

As an FBI special agent, you'll directly impact national security. By transitioning into federal law enforcement, you can help shape the Bureau’s approach to safeguarding our nation. You will investigate crimes that threaten public safety, leveraging your technical skills in cybersecurity.

Responsibilities

• Conduct high-stakes investigations
• Leverage expertise to uncover crucial information
• Create and maintain effective liaison relationships with law enforcement agencies
• Maintain a level of physical fitness to ensure readiness for law enforcement duties

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship
• Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) clearance
• Willingness to travel
• Bachelor's degree or higher from a U.S. accredited college or university

Qualifications

The FBI does not specify any additional qualifications beyond those listed above.

Skills

Your technical skills in cybersecurity are essential for investigating crimes that threaten public safety.

Benefits

The FBI offers a robust benefits package that prioritizes its employees, including:

• Professional growth opportunities
• A supportive work environment
• A competitive salary level ranging from $103,236.00-$133,200.00, commensurate with base, locality, and availability pay

Pay

The starting salary for new special agents ranges from $129,045.00–$166,500.00 upon graduation.

Schedule

The schedule for FBI special agents varies based on their assigned duties and locations.