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FBI HONORS INTERN PROGRAM
We're Looking for a Few Good Students |
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| 09/02/08 |
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Attention, undergraduate and graduate students: Interested in being part of the war on terror? Breaking up an international crime ring? Identifying criminals who exploit young children on the Internet? Working side-by-side with top-notch forensic experts to solve a violent crime?
If you answered “yes” to any of the above questions, then the FBI Honors Internship Programmight be for you. This 10-week program offers students an insider’s view of FBI operations, from counterterrorism, cyber, counterintelligence, and fraud investigations…to vital support services like laboratory exams, fingerprint identification, and behavioral analysis. The program also provides an opportunity to explore a career with the FBI while working closely with our employees. We’re already accepting internship applications for the summer of 2009, and the deadline to apply is fast approaching—September 30, 2008.
What’s the application process?
- Apply online.
- Our field office closest to your school will then process your application, and the most competitive students will be interviewed. Names of top candidates will be sent on to our Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
- Final decisions will be made in November; you’ll be notified soon afterwards if you made the cut.
- We’ll conduct your background investigation.
- Barring any problem with your investigation, you’ll be reporting for duty next summer at FBI Headquarters or another nearby facility.
To minimally qualify for the program, you must have at least a 3.0 GPA, be a U.S. citizen, pass a drug urinalysis screening and a polygraph, and have been absolutely drug-free for the past three years. |

American Military University - An Intelligence Education Wherever You Are!
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The CICENTRE ... The Counterintelligence Centre for Advanced Counterintelligence, Counterterrorism & Security Education
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SCIP Institute
The SCIP Institute provides an integrated approach to fundamental CI principles and the latest thinking in specific CI disciplines. If you’re new to competitive intelligence, you’ll learn the ways in which CI can create a competitive advantage for your organization. If you’re an experienced CI practitioner, SCIP Institute provides a framework to expand your existing knowledge and provides the opportunity to showcase your skills and abilities to your employers. Get the details here.
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Visit their website to locating those important Hiring Events for those who hold active security classifications.
Upcoming TechExpo Top Secret Hiring Events - Active Security Clearance Required
Full information available at www.TechExpoUSA.com
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Best Practice Forum: Leading the CI Function
This forum is designed specifically for the CI manager. It delivers innovative, practical solutions to your day-to-day and long term planning challenges that allows your department to stay ahead of the curve and grow its credibility in the organization. Join us to examine the dynamics of integrating CI into an organizational culture, and the tools and processes you can use to leverage your department and organizational talent. The forum environment allows you to explore best practices and key strategies through thought leadership and real world case examples that you can use immediately. The interactive facilitated discussion format provides time for valuable networking, open discussion with your peers and creating actionable, results oriented plans in a peer-to-peer environment. Get the details here.
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Using Future Intelligence to Enhance Early Warning, Risk Management, and Innovative New Ideas
In this workshop, participants will learn how futures research, the analysis of long-term trends of society and technology out –five to 20 years, is a natural match for the competitive intelligence professional in his or her goal to help management understand the competition of tomorrow. They will learn case studies of how companies such as Dow Chemical and the Coca-Cola Company incorporate a regular flow of information about the future to understand hidden threats and opportunities. Once participants understand the value of foresight to the organization, they will learn the seven tools every CI practitioner can use to bring their decision makers a perspective on the future. Workshop participants will conduct a futures study - the future of beer - using research that simulates what an actual project would reveal. At the end of the day, those involved will understand how to study a variety of potential futures and present their strategic implications to senior management, adding vital information about the future to your competitive intelligence practice. Get the details here.
Careers in Intelligence
The following listings are jobs with federal agencies and corporations in or supporting the U.S. intelligence community.

Online University Available for Intelligence Career-Oriented Students
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and Protection from Henley-Putnam University
Henley-Putnam University is a leading educational institution in the field of Strategic Security. Henley-Putnam's degrees in Intelligence, Protection, and Terrorism and Counterterrorism Studies prepare law enforcement, military, intelligence community, and private industry professionals with the network, skills, and insights to advance in their careers and protect the future. Henley-Putnam, an accredited member of DETC, offers Online BS/MS Degree Programs. For more information on Henley-Putnam University, call 888-852-8746 or visit us online at http://www.henley-putnam.edu/.
AFIO members and others are invited to consider
new opportunities with MITRE, to see why they are one of Fortune Magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For.
If you possess a current Secret (or higher) clearance and a track record of success in any of the following areas:
- Systems Engineering (Sensors, Complex Systems, Biometrics, Networks, Geospatial)
- SIGINT Engineering
- Software & Data Engineering
- Enterprise Architecture
- Information Security & Information Assurance
- Cost and Acquisition Analysis
- Contracts Administration
- Communications Engineers (Missile Defense, SATCOM)
- Electronic and Financial Crime Intelligence Analysis
- Healthcare Informatics
- Homeland Security/Critical Infrastructure Analysis
- Modeling and Simulation Engineering
- Operations Research Analysis
- Organizational Change Management - Communications
- Program Management/Earned Value Management
- Software Packaging/Radia Engineering
- Oracle Financials Development
Contact MITRE to explore new career options. http://www.mitre.org
CAREERS IN INTELLIGENCE
WITH DHS
Start you intel career, now.
NINE positions at the
Department of Homeland Security Headquarters are
listed below. They look forward to receiving resumes from
qualified candidates.
JUST IN. Start 2006 with a smart career move to DHS. Many announcements for positions at the Department of
Homeland Security-headquarters arrive each week. These positions are
posted on www.usajobs.opm.gov. DHS looks forward to receiving
resumes from qualified AFIO candidates. For vacancies with
DHS components including FEMA, Coast Guard, etc., please
check their postings on www.usajobs.opm.gov.
For vacancies with DHS components including FEMA, Coast
Guard, etc., please check their postings on www.usajobs.opm.gov.
Sparta
a systems engineering and advanced technology
company has openings in Administration, Engineering, Management, Systems Analysts, and Technical with positions in California, New Mexico, Arizona, Massachusetts,
Virginia, Maryland, and Florida.
OTHER AGENCIES AND GROUPS
PROVIDING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
IntelligenceCareers.com
http://www.intelligencecareers.com/_homeroom/index.cfm
Find more than 650+ jobs online at anytime on this splendid
intelligence career & intel career transition site, filled with plum
positions for or about: analysts, cybercrime, COMINT, COMSEC, direct
support to intelligence efforts around the world, ELINT, engineering,
IMINT & Imagery, INFOSEC, linguistics, mathematicians, policy
development, technology, and just about any career requiring a security
clearance and a whole lot that don't.
A sample of the kinds of organizations that you'll find offering
opportunities: ACS Defense, Boeing & Boeing Satellite Systems, CACI,
IntelData, Lockheed Martin, the NSA, SAIC, Sytex Inc., the U.S. State
Department, and U.S. Investigations Services (USIS).
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Federal Agencies

Office
of the Director of National Intelligence

Central Intelligence Agency

National Security Agency

Federal Bureau of
Investigation

Defense Intelligence Agency

National Reconnaissance
Office (Career openings via DOD)

Department of Energy

Department of State

Treasury Department,
Office of Intelligence Support and U.S. Secret Service

Army Intelligence

Naval Intelligence

Air Force
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

Marine Corps Intelligence

National
GeoSpatial-Intelligence Agency

Coast Guard

Department of Homeland Security |