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1 Wherever you serve within the Intelligence Community (IC), you will be working to defeat terrorism at home and abroad, prevent and counter the spread of weapons of mass destruction, protect the health of deployed military forces, and develop innovative ways to detect and analyze threats from our nation s adversaries. Here are some examples of how Science, Technology, Intelligence Community Engineering and Mathematics majors make a difference in the IC: WHAT WE DO A mathematician at the National Security Agency (NSA) decodes adversaries messages by solving complex cryptographic problems. A biologist at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) traces biological pathogens such as anthrax to their source. A systems engineer at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) identifies Weapons of Mass Destruction capability gaps and rapidly transitions technical solutions to the IC to fill those gaps. A chemist in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) explores and evaluates methods to detect liquid explosives to make air travel safer. A nuclear engineer in the Central Intelligence Agency s (CIA) counterproliferation office tracks the activities of suppliers of nuclear technology, materials and equipment. An aerospace engineer in one of the military Service Intelligence Centers working as part of a multi-agency team analyzes foreign missile systems to determine the threat they pose to U.S. and Allied forces. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION An astro engineer at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) develops cutting-edge satellite technologies and innovative collection concepts for national security. A geophysicist in NGA s InnoVision S&T Directorate, collaborating with the Department of Energy s (DOE) Sandia National Laboratory, combines global gravity models and global 3-D seismic models to improve the detection of earthquakes Science, Technology, Engineering, AND MATH (STEM) MAJORS Central Intelligence Agency... Defense Intelligence Agency... Department of Energy... Department of Homeland Security... Department of State... A program manager at the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) leads an interdisciplinary team applying nano-technology to develop innovative intelligence collection systems. An environmental security analyst at the Department of State assesses the impact of climate change on food and water resources internationally to prepare for possible future humanitarian aid requirements. Department of the Treasury... A chemical engineer at the National Counterterrorism Center assesses the implications and potential impact of a terrorist explosive device. A cybersecurity professional at Treasury protects sensitive financial communications from prying hackers. Marine Corps Intelligence Activity... An imagery analyst at the National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA), with a degree in geology, assesses damage to civilian infrastructure, caused by natural disasters or military action. Whether you prefer to design technological applications, reverse engineer an application developed by a foreign country or research theoretical aspects of a science or the application of that science to solving concrete problems, there is a place for you within the IC. As a STEM professional in the IC, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in the country, both inside and outside of government, in keeping our nation safe. A virologist at DIA s National Center for Medical Intelligence assesses foreign biotechnology advancements which may someday give another country a military advantage. Drug Enforcement Administration... Federal Bureau of Investigation... Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity... National Air and Space Intelligence Center... National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency... National Ground Intelligence Center (Army)... National Security Agency... Naval Intelligence... Office of the Director of National Intelligence... Additional information can also be obtained at: ID 0913
2 YOUR FUTURE AWAITS Use your STEM education to contribute to our nation s security through a career in the IC. The IC needs individuals with your educational background to fill a variety of positions requiring knowledge and technical expertise and to meet the needs of our customers from the President and other top decision-makers to the military service members in harm s way.
3 OTHER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Many opportunities exist for students to work in the IC, including opportunities to work while completing your education and full-time work opportunities after graduation. Many IC agencies offer internships for undergraduate and graduate students. Several agencies also offer co-operative education programs that alternate periods of full-time employment with periods of full-time study. There are scholarships available that enable you to complete your education. Currently, the CIA, DIA, NGA, and NSA participate in the Stokes Program (or Undergraduate Training Assistance Program) which provides funding for up to four years of undergraduate study plus full salary and benefits while in school. The DIA, NGA, NSA, and Service intelligence elements, as part of the Department of Defense, participate in specialized scholarship programs such as the Information Assurance Scholarship Program for students at DHS/NSA-designated Centers of Academic Excellence ( nat_cae/index.shmtl) and the Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship for Service Program for math, science, engineering and other critically needed technical skills ( undergraduate). All scholarship programs have service obligations not to exceed 18 months of service for each year of funding. In addition, the CIA administers an IC Postdoctoral Fellows Program; NGA and the FBI Laboratory sponsor Visiting Scientist Programs. For any employment in the IC, whether during or after your studies, you must be a U.S. citizen and be able to receive a Top Secret security clearance with access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/ SCI). All applicants selected for hire by an IC agency will undergo an extensive background investigation and drug screening. Some agencies also require a polygraph exam.
4 BENEFITS OF WORKING IN THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY In addition to performing interesting work and the satisfaction of knowing you are making our country safer, a full range of employee benefits are offered: Special pay scales for scientists, engineers and certain technical areas Life and health insurance Retirement plans Holiday, annual and sick leave Opportunities for travel Performance awards Fitness facilities in many locations Alternate work schedules to balance home and work CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Your professional development is extremely important to us. As a STEM professional in the IC, you will have the opportunity to enhance your competency in your career field through a variety of educational and training programs, including tuition assistance for advanced degrees, as well as opportunities for travel and assignments outside your home office. As an IC employee, you are eligible to apply to the National Intelligence University, School of Science and Technology, which offers accredited graduate degree programs in Science and Technology Intelligence to develop critical thinking skills and advanced analytic methods. Legal and financial counseling Mass transit subsidy in some locations Depending on the hiring agency s policies, you might also receive a hiring bonus, student loan repayment and/or relocation costs.
5 Wherever you serve within the Intelligence Community (IC), you will be working to defeat terrorism at home and abroad, prevent and counter the spread of weapons of mass destruction, protect the health of deployed military forces, and develop innovative ways to detect and analyze threats from our nation s adversaries. Here are some examples of how Science, Technology, Intelligence Community Engineering and Mathematics majors make a difference in the IC: WHAT WE DO A mathematician at the National Security Agency (NSA) decodes adversaries messages by solving complex cryptographic problems. A biologist at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) traces biological pathogens such as anthrax to their source. A systems engineer at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) identifies Weapons of Mass Destruction capability gaps and rapidly transitions technical solutions to the IC to fill those gaps. A chemist in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) explores and evaluates methods to detect liquid explosives to make air travel safer. A nuclear engineer in the Central Intelligence Agency s (CIA) counterproliferation office tracks the activities of suppliers of nuclear technology, materials and equipment. An aerospace engineer in one of the military Service Intelligence Centers working as part of a multi-agency team analyzes foreign missile systems to determine the threat they pose to U.S. and Allied forces. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION An astro engineer at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) develops cutting-edge satellite technologies and innovative collection concepts for national security. A geophysicist in NGA s InnoVision S&T Directorate, collaborating with the Department of Energy s (DOE) Sandia National Laboratory, combines global gravity models and global 3-D seismic models to improve the detection of earthquakes Science, Technology, Engineering, AND MATH (STEM) MAJORS Central Intelligence Agency... Defense Intelligence Agency... Department of Energy... Department of Homeland Security... Department of State... A program manager at the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) leads an interdisciplinary team applying nano-technology to develop innovative intelligence collection systems. An environmental security analyst at the Department of State assesses the impact of climate change on food and water resources internationally to prepare for possible future humanitarian aid requirements. Department of the Treasury... A chemical engineer at the National Counterterrorism Center assesses the implications and potential impact of a terrorist explosive device. A cybersecurity professional at Treasury protects sensitive financial communications from prying hackers. Marine Corps Intelligence Activity... An imagery analyst at the National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA), with a degree in geology, assesses damage to civilian infrastructure, caused by natural disasters or military action. Whether you prefer to design technological applications, reverse engineer an application developed by a foreign country or research theoretical aspects of a science or the application of that science to solving concrete problems, there is a place for you within the IC. As a STEM professional in the IC, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in the country, both inside and outside of government, in keeping our nation safe. A virologist at DIA s National Center for Medical Intelligence assesses foreign biotechnology advancements which may someday give another country a military advantage. Drug Enforcement Administration... Federal Bureau of Investigation... Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity... National Air and Space Intelligence Center... National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency... National Ground Intelligence Center (Army)... National Security Agency... Naval Intelligence... Office of the Director of National Intelligence... Additional information can also be obtained at: ID 0913
6 Wherever you serve within the Intelligence Community (IC), you will be working to defeat terrorism at home and abroad, prevent and counter the spread of weapons of mass destruction, protect the health of deployed military forces, and develop innovative ways to detect and analyze threats from our nation s adversaries. Here are some examples of how Science, Technology, Intelligence Community Engineering and Mathematics majors make a difference in the IC: WHAT WE DO A mathematician at the National Security Agency (NSA) decodes adversaries messages by solving complex cryptographic problems. A biologist at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) traces biological pathogens such as anthrax to their source. A systems engineer at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) identifies Weapons of Mass Destruction capability gaps and rapidly transitions technical solutions to the IC to fill those gaps. A chemist in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) explores and evaluates methods to detect liquid explosives to make air travel safer. A nuclear engineer in the Central Intelligence Agency s (CIA) counterproliferation office tracks the activities of suppliers of nuclear technology, materials and equipment. An aerospace engineer in one of the military Service Intelligence Centers working as part of a multi-agency team analyzes foreign missile systems to determine the threat they pose to U.S. and Allied forces. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION An astro engineer at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) develops cutting-edge satellite technologies and innovative collection concepts for national security. A geophysicist in NGA s InnoVision S&T Directorate, collaborating with the Department of Energy s (DOE) Sandia National Laboratory, combines global gravity models and global 3-D seismic models to improve the detection of earthquakes Science, Technology, Engineering, AND MATH (STEM) MAJORS Central Intelligence Agency... Defense Intelligence Agency... Department of Energy... Department of Homeland Security... Department of State... A program manager at the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) leads an interdisciplinary team applying nano-technology to develop innovative intelligence collection systems. An environmental security analyst at the Department of State assesses the impact of climate change on food and water resources internationally to prepare for possible future humanitarian aid requirements. Department of the Treasury... A chemical engineer at the National Counterterrorism Center assesses the implications and potential impact of a terrorist explosive device. A cybersecurity professional at Treasury protects sensitive financial communications from prying hackers. Marine Corps Intelligence Activity... An imagery analyst at the National GeospatialIntelligence Agency (NGA), with a degree in geology, assesses damage to civilian infrastructure, caused by natural disasters or military action. Whether you prefer to design technological applications, reverse engineer an application developed by a foreign country or research theoretical aspects of a science or the application of that science to solving concrete problems, there is a place for you within the IC. As a STEM professional in the IC, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in the country, both inside and outside of government, in keeping our nation safe. A virologist at DIA s National Center for Medical Intelligence assesses foreign biotechnology advancements which may someday give another country a military advantage. Drug Enforcement Administration... Federal Bureau of Investigation... Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity... National Air and Space Intelligence Center... National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency... National Ground Intelligence Center (Army)... National Security Agency... Naval Intelligence... Office of the Director of National Intelligence... Additional information can also be obtained at: ID 0913
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