CIA is the Nation's premier agency for providing global intelligence in the ever-changing political, social, economic, technological and military landscapes. Our mission is straightforward but critical: protect America's national security. By collecting valuable foreign intelligence, conducting timely analysis, and executing covert actions, CIA preempts threats and protects everything we hold dear. From data analysis to clandestine operations to cyber security, our efforts are innovative, impactful, collaborative, and driven by our mission. At CIA, you can use your exceptional talents on work that is at the heart of world-shaping events. This is a place where everything you are - and everything you do - matters. Join us and discover why using your abilities to help keep our nation safe means everything. Find out more at cia.gov

You’re on a quest for more. Something deeper than a cookie-cutter, private-sector job can give you. A born achiever, you thrive on solving complex challenges because that's how your hidden strengths are revealed: by pushing through boundaries, never backing down and exceeding your own expectations. We, too, are on a quest: to find exceptional people like you. Individuals who are wired to pursue the truth with unrelenting persistence. Our mission is constantly expanding as we respond to the nation’s biggest challenges imposed by advancing technology, terrorism and intelligence threats, as well as criminal actions that grow more sophisticated each day. We’re experts from all specialty areas working collectively to stay ahead of threats. Yet we’re also dedicated mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, colleagues, friends and peers. Diversity and inclusion are fostered in every area of our organization, including leadership and career development, recruitment, staffing, workforce planning and sustainability. Honoring the unique perspectives of all individuals is our daily goal. Although our Headquarters is in Washington, D.C., we’re located throughout the country with 56 Field Offices in major U.S. Cities, plus more than 350 satellite offices in cities and towns across the nation. In addition, we have more than 60 international offices (legats) in U.S. Embassies worldwide. And so we ask you this: Does a career dedicated to protecting the American people and upholding the Constitution of the United States spark your curiosity and speak to your courage? Some 37,000 men and women are working to fulfill the FBI mission to keep our nation safe. We have an array of mission-critical roles — and the need for unique backgrounds and skill sets to fill them. Take a closer look. You may just uncover an exciting and meaningful career at the FBI. Note: Submit tips at tips.fbi.gov. Public info may be used for authorized purposes: justice.gov/doj/privacy-policy.

The U.S. House of Representatives (USHR) is one of two chambers in the United States Congress. It is composed of 441+ House Offices, each of which serves as its own hiring authority. These House Offices consist of Member Offices, Committees, and Support Offices, such as but not limited to the Clerk, Chief Administrative Officer, Sergeant at Arms, Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Historian, Congressional Ethics, General Counsel, Legislative Counsel, Law Revision Counsel, and Inspector General. USHR is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. All job postings will either expire after 30 days or once 100 applications are received. All travel-related expenses associated with the interview and hiring process must be paid by the applicant, to include any relocation expenses. Employment may be contingent upon the satisfactory completion of a criminal history records check. Employment is at-will. All qualified applicants are required to meet the USHR's employment requirements – for more information, visit https://www.house.gov/employment. This page is managed by the U.S. House Office of Diversity and Inclusion, which is committed to helping create and cultivate a diverse and inclusive congressional workforce within USHR that reflects the American people. For questions, please contact [email protected]. To receive notifications when USHR posts a new career opportunity that matches your interest, click "Create Job Alert" under the "Jobs" tab.