fbijobs.gov Open in urlscan Pro
2606:4700:4400::6812:2493  Public Scan

Form analysis
1 forms found in the DOM

GET /search-results

<form data-block="search" action="/search-results" method="get" id="views-exposed-form-search-keywords-page-page-1" accept-charset="UTF-8">
  <div class="form--inline clearfix">
    <div class="js-form-item form-item js-form-type-search form-type-search js-form-item-srp-q form-item-srp-q form-no-label">
      <input placeholder="Search" class="auto_submit form-autocomplete form-search form-control ui-autocomplete-input" data-drupal-selector="edit-srp-q" data-autocomplete-path="/keywords_search/autocomplete" type="search" id="edit-srp-q" name="srp_q"
        value="" size="30" maxlength="128" data-once="autocomplete" autocomplete="off">
    </div>
    <div data-drupal-selector="edit-actions" class="form-actions js-form-wrapper form-wrapper" id="edit-actions">
      <input data-drupal-selector="edit-submit-search-keywords-page" type="submit" id="edit-submit-search-keywords-page" value="Search" class="button js-form-submit form-submit btn btn-primary">
    </div>
  </div>
</form>

Text Content

Skip to main content
 * EXPLORE CAREERS Toggle submenu
   
   
   FBI CAREER QUIZ
   
   Take the quiz to find out which of the many exciting careers at the FBI is
   right for you.
   
   Take The Quiz
   
    * Featured Careers
    * Special Agents Toggle submenu
       * Special Agents Overview
       * Application and Evaluation Process
       * Physical Requirements
       * Documents and Downloads
       * Apply Today
   
    * STEM Toggle submenu
       * STEM at the FBI
       * Science and Medicine
       * Technology
       * Engineering
       * Mathematics and Data
   
    * Business Operations Toggle submenu
       * Acquisitions and Logistics
       * Arts and Communications
       * Business and Human Resources
       * Finance and Accounting
       * Legal
       * Skilled Trades
   
    * Security and Investigations Toggle submenu
       * FBI Police
       * Forensics
       * Intelligence Analysts
       * Languages
       * Security and Surveillance
       * Victim Services
   
    * Students and Graduates

 * LIFE AT THE FBI Toggle submenu
   
   
   JOIN THE TALENT NETWORK
   
   A job here is rewarding, challenging, and will allow you to make a positive
   impact upon the world. Create a profile and join our talent network to
   receive FBI career updates.
   
   Join Now
   
    * Eligibility and Hiring
    * Benefits
    * Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Toggle submenu
       * Culture and Commitment
       * Persons with Disabilities
   
    * Military and Veterans
    * Locations Toggle submenu
       * FBI Locations
       * FBI Headquarters
       * FBI Quantico
       * FBI at Redstone Arsenal
   
    * About the FBI

 * SIGN IN
 * VIEW ALL JOBS
 * Search


INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS

The Intelligence Community serves as the agency's first line of defense in
identifying and understanding threats, security gaps, and vulnerabilities.


SPECIAL AGENT

Special Agents bring their skills, compassion, and integrity to stay ahead of
threats, uphold the law, defend civil rights and liberties, and protect innocent
people.

APPLY TODAY


JOIN THE TALENT NETWORK

A job here is rewarding, challenging, and will allow you to make a positive
impact upon the world. Create a profile and join our talent network to receive
FBI career updates.

Join Now


FBI CAREER QUIZ

Take the quiz to find out which of the many exciting careers at the FBI is right
for you.

Take The Quiz




UNSUPPORTED BROWSER

Please visit fbijobs.gov using a supported browser. Download the latest version
of your browser of choice from the providers' websites. Some popular browsers
are listed below for reference.

Note: Please note that these third-party websites are not controlled by the FBI
or subject to its Privacy Policy. 

 * Google Chrome
 * Mozilla Firefox
 * Apple Safari
 * Microsoft Edge


FBI QUANTICO


FBI LOCATIONS


FBI QUANTICO

EVERY EMPLOYEE STARTS THEIR JOURNEY HERE. EXPLORE DIFFERENT OPPORTUNITIES AT FBI
QUANTICO.

View All Jobs

CONTENTS

.
 * Overview
 * Mission-Critical Support
 * New Employee Training
 * FBI Locations

overview
Image



OVERVIEW

FBI Quantico is where all employees onboard and receive ongoing world-class
training.

Opened in 1972, this campus originally housed the FBI Academy. Today the campus
has expanded to also include the FBI Laboratory Division, Operational Technology
Division (OTD), and the Hostage Rescue Team (HRT).


EXAMPLES OF ROLES AT FBI QUANTICO

 * Physical scientists extract and preserve evidence in multiple disciplines,
   like trace evidence, latent fingerprints, or firearms/toolmarks.

        Science and Medicine

 * Budget analysts manage annual funding by leveraging enterprise financial data
   and assessing resource allocation needs or requests.

        Finance and Accounting

 * Information technology specialists support FBI operations and ensure that FBI
   personnel have the tools necessary to perform their jobs.

        Technology

View All Jobs

mission-critical-support
Image



MISSION-CRITICAL SUPPORT

We share 547 acres of ground with the U.S. Marine Corps—there’s more to FBI
Quantico than the world-class training academy. There are thousands of employees
at FBI Quantico who uphold the FBI mission to serve the American public ever
day. Some of our activities include:

 * Operate the FBI Academy, where all new special agents and intelligence
   analysts train together to serve together.

 * Run the FBI Laboratory, providing forensic analysis support services
   including forensic analysis, technical hazards response, scientific analysis,
   operational technology, and more.

 * Offer support services to the entire complex, including automotive and
   telecommunications services.

Read more about FBI Quantico and our world-class FBI Academy at FBI.gov.

The FBI Academy: A Pictorial History


AN INSIDE LOOK


About Transcript

The first weeks of training at the FBI Academy can be both exciting and nerve
wracking. For many new trainees, arriving at Quantico is a significant step in a
lifelong journey to becoming a special agent. This video is part of the FBI’s
Becoming an Agent series.

Kellie Holland: There’s this mystique about being an FBI agent. You know, I know
I questioned myself, “Hey, am I good enough for this? Do I really think I can do
it?” And I think we need to just put that self-doubt on a shelf.

M.A. Myers: For some people this is going to be a lifestyle change for them.
Many have not been in a situation where they’ve had to carry a weapon. They’ve
never been in a situation where they’ve had to wear a tactical vest. They’ve
never been in a situation where they’ve had to actually apprehend someone and
take them into custody in a safe and effective manner.

Slide: Each year, thousands of people apply to become FBI special agents. Only a
few are selected.

Their journey begins at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, where they'll
complete the Bureau's Basic Field Training Course. 

New agents receive more than 800 hours of instruction in topics such as
academics, tactics, law enforcement skills, and firearms training.

It all starts on the first day.

Sunny: On the first day, I think, I assume like most folks who got here,
everyone was really excited but also a fair bit nervous. I had a decent idea of
what to expect but no idea who I was going to be training with or what the
environment was really going to be like on a day-to-day basis.

David Lewis: And you don’t always remember everything about Quantico because
it’s a long process, but you remember the first day. For me, the first day was a
lot of uncertainty, I think, with the people, but then there’s also the
uncertainty of, you know, or even a general idea, I’m going to be an agent. But
you don’t have any idea what that really means.

Alex: I didn’t really know what to expect when I first showed up; I’d never done
anything like this. You work so hard and you’re actually finally here. It takes
so long to get here and then you get here and it doesn’t honestly feel quite
real.

Holland: There’s a lot going on in those first couple weeks. They’re getting
acclimated. They’ve just arrived; they’ve been introduced to their supervisors
and their support team, which is counselors; they are getting their equipment
issued to them; and we’ve put them in a situation where now they’re residing in
a dormitory setting with, you know, 49 other people that they don’t know. It’s a
wide range of emotions, as you can imagine, and having experienced it myself,
you’ve got a bit of excitement-I mean, you’re getting to realize your dream of
becoming a special agent with the FBI.

Marc Savine: Agents have to establish that they have an acceptable level of
physical fitness to perform the job task associated with the job of a special
agent. We validate a test that’s basic exercises that would establish a level of
fitness, and that’s sit-ups, push-ups, a sprint, and a mile-and-a-half run. In
order to effect a lawful arrest you’re going to need a level of fitness. And in
order to avoid injury, to get through the Academy, you’re going to have to
maintain a level of fitness.

Liz: On the day of PFT I think everyone was very excited and nervous right
before the test. And before the test everybody was trying to provide words of
encouragement and support each other, much like going into a big game. I think
our class rallied together and did that for each other, and you go out and you
give it 100 percent and put it all on the line, and we were successful with
that.


FIND YOUR CAREER TODAY

Take the quiz to find out which of the many exciting careers at the FBI is right
for you.

Start Now

new-employee-training
Image



NEW EMPLOYEE TRAINING


THE ONE PROGRAM

All FBI employees spend a week at FBI Quantico for the Onboarding New Employees
(ONE) Program. The program introduces employees to the FBI’s history, culture,
and structure. This includes going over payroll and personnel actions, benefits,
retirement or Thrift Savings Plan enrollment, and more.

Attendees may stay on for additional training, such as the Basic Field Training
Course.

New Employees

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

You never stop learning at the FBI. Virtual training opportunities, professional
certifications, or advanced training may be available. Visit our individual
career pages for more information.

Image



BASIC FIELD TRAINING COURSE

In the Basic Field Training Course (BFTC), new special agents and intelligence
analysts train together to serve as a cohesive team out in the field.

NEW SPECIAL AGENT TRAINING

All new agents are required to attend a 16-week training session at Quantico.
The session includes 850 hours of instruction in academics, firearms training,
law enforcement tactical skills, and physical training.

Special Agents

NEW INTELLIGENCE ANALYST TRAINING

All new intelligence analysts are required to attend a 12-week training session
at Quantico. They receive a curriculum consistent with the rest of the U.S.
Intelligence Community. Analysts learn about doctrine and tradecraft,
authorities and guidelines, and gain a respect and appreciation for the rule of
law.

Intelligence Analysts

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY

Open to law enforcement leaders and managers in police departments and agencies
the world over, the National Academy offers a comprehensive course of study for
law enforcement leaders. Participation is invitation-only and occurs through a
nomination process.

The National Academy

fbi-locations
Image



FBI LOCATIONS

The FBI has a strong national and global reach. In addition to our 56 field
offices and our satellite offices (known as resident agencies), we station
employees overseas to partner with law enforcement, intelligence, and security
services worldwide.

FBI Locations 


FEATURED CAREERS

Image


STEM chevron_right

Image


Special Agents chevron_right

Image


See More Jobs chevron_right

CONNECT WITH THE FBI

 

 

 



 

 

 



 

 

 



 

 

 



Stay Informed

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

PRIVACY POLICY

DOJ POLICY

ACCESSIBILITY

FBI.GOV

JUSTICE.GOV

Diversity is at the core of our mission. We are committed to an inclusive
environment where all people, perspectives, and experiences are valued.

FBIJobs.gov is an official website of the Dept. of Justice, U.S. Government.

Enter terms like "eligibility" or "business", or try one of our popular
searches:

 * Special Agent
 * Forensics
 * Engineering

Question 1/4




ARE YOU CURRENTLY IN SCHOOL OR A RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE?

Yes

No







arrow_back_ios BACK NEXT arrow_forward_ios