Animation, Graphics, Special Effects; Foreign Language Bonus Eligible; Opportunities for domestic and foreign travel are possible

Global Response Staff Special Agents deploy worldwide to perform and support sensitive operations to defend our nation at the direction of the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Full time Starting salary: $68,405 - $128,956

Thinking about joining CIA? You are making an important decision. Because of our critical mission, we require several important items from all candidates. Review the following requirements that you must meet to qualify for employment at CIA.

Specialized Skills Officers conduct and support CIA operations by leveraging technical skills in specialized military fields, media and communication, crisis management, or technology development.

As a Paramilitary Operations Officer (PMOO) for the CIA, you will join a select cadre that is motivated by camaraderie and selfless service. PMOOs lead and manage Covert Action programs, at the direction of President of the United States, and collect Foreign Intelligence vital to national security policymakers.

Your previous military service could qualify you to continue serving the Nation at CIA. We are proud to support our service members through special employment opportunities and benefits exclusive to veterans.

Project Managers apply their engineering or scientific expertise to design, acquire, and deliver new and innovative satellite systems in support of CIA’s mission to collect foreign intelligence. Full time; Starting salary: $72,965 – $181,216* *Higher starting salary possible depending on experience level; Bachelor's degree

As an Executive Protective Agent for the Central Intelligence Agency, you will be part of a team that provides 24/7/365 armed protection for Intelligence Community leaders world-wide.

Standardized Warm Up 3 min rest Trap Bar Deadlift (TBD) 3 min rest Sled Drag 3 min rest Dead Arm Hang + Pull Up 3 min rest 300yd Shuttle STANDARD

Myth 2: The men and women who work for the CIA are spies and agents. Citizens who work for the CIA are officers — not agents or spies. All employees, from case officers, to analysts, to librarians and public affairs, are considered CIA officers. So, who is a CIA agent? Our case officers recruit well-placed human assets with access to information.