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A career as an FBI special agent means joining a mission-driven organization where you are dedicated to protecting local communities and upholding the U.S. Constitution.

By crushing violent crime and ensuring fierce organizational accountability, your work will leave a lasting impact on the nation.

Do you know someone looking for a purpose-driven career? Share this with them and encourage them to forge their path as a special agent. Learn more today.

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At the FBI’s Redstone Arsenal campus, careers are built on technical expertise and practical application.

Electronics engineers like Jorge support investigations by applying critical thinking and problem-solving to complex challenges. FBI employees in Huntsville have the opportunity to grow their skills while contributing to work that supports national security and public safety.

Do you know someone with a background in engineering or technology? Share this post and encourage them to forge their path with a career in Huntsville. Learn more today.

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On National Missing Children’s Day, we highlight the work of FBI special agents and teams like the Child Abduction Rapid Deployment (CARD) team. This team supports cases like the one to locate Madison Fields, whose disappearance required a coordinated, multi-state effort to help bring her home safely. Like all CARD cases, it required strong communication, attention to detail, and the ability to quickly understand behavior and context.

Do you have someone in your life looking for a career that protects our most vulnerable? Share this post and encourage them to explore opportunities as an FBI special agent.

Do you have the fire to go further? Learn more today.

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On Memorial Day, we honor and remember the service members who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their dedication and sacrifice represent a commitment to something greater than self — protecting others and defending the nation.

For veterans and those currently in the armed forces, your path of service doesn’t have to end when you leave the military. The skills, discipline, and determination developed through military service can translate into a career as an FBI special agent. At the FBI, your mission can expand alongside a team built on camaraderie and shared purpose, all while accessing training, career development, and benefits that support your long-term growth.

Do you know someone who has served and may be ready for their next chapter? Share this post and encourage them to be a part of creating a safer, more secure future. Learn more today.

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The Physical Fitness Test (PFT) is an important step on the path to becoming an FBI special agent.

It includes four events — pull-ups, a sprint, push-ups, and a 1.5-mile run — each designed to measure strength, endurance, and overall fitness.

Preparing for the test means building habits that go beyond a single workout. Training outdoors, staying consistent in different conditions, and continuing to push yourself even when it’s challenging all play a role in showing up ready. Progress comes from putting in the time and continuing to improve beyond the minimum standards.

Do you know someone preparing for the PFT? Share this with them to help them stay focused and prepared. Learn more about the SASS process today.

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Now hiring: Digital forensic examiners (DFEs) at the FBI.

This role is designed for individuals with strong technical backgrounds in areas like digital forensics, computer science, information technology, or data analysis. DFEs work with advanced tools and software to recover and analyze digital evidence that supports complex investigations. The FBI will provide specialized training and certification to set you up for success in this role.

Do you know someone with the technical background to become a DFE? Share this post and encourage them to forge their path at the FBI. Learn more today.

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A legal background can open the door to a different kind of career path.

The skills developed through a legal education and experience in law — like interviewing, analyzing evidence, and precise communication — are directly applicable to the work of FBI special agents. These skills help agents build cases and navigate complex investigations of national significance.

Do you know someone with a legal background who is looking to apply those skills in a new way? Share this post and encourage them to unlock their next achievement with the FBI.

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