The FBI Seeks Further Language Proficiency
Washington, D.C.
- The FBI today announced that it has immediate needs for Special
Agent applicants who possess a fluency in Arabic, Farsi/Persian, Pashto,
Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu. The FBI is also seeking applicants who speak
Chinese (all dialects), Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Hebrew, Russian,
and Spanish.
The FBI is also
seeking Special Agent applicants with backgrounds in Computer Science/Information
Technology, Science, Engineering, Intelligence, Accounting/Finance,
Law, Law Enforcement, and the Military.
FBI Special Agents are a corps of ethnically diverse professional
women and men, representing various cultures, all sharing their common
desire to fight crime and make a positive difference on the nation,
and to a larger part, the world. Diversity is one characteristic that
helps to make FBI investigations successful. The FBI is strengthened
when it reflects the population it serves.
To qualify for
the Special Agent position, you must be a United States citizen, have
a four-year college degree, be available for assignment anywhere in
the Bureau's jurisdiction, be between the ages of 23-36, be in excellent
physical condition, and have at least three years professional work
experience. There are special entry programs for persons who have
a four-year computer science related or accounting degree as well
as those who are attorneys, CPAs, or linguists. Applicants should
check www.fbijobs.com for the current special entry program requirements.
All candidates
must pass a thorough background investigation to include a polygraph
and drug urinalysis test.
The FBI is an
Equal Opportunity Employer who fully supports ethnic, racial and gender
diversity. Qualified women and men from all segments of our society
are being actively recruited for the Special Agent position. Members
of different ethnic and racial groups are strongly encouraged to apply.
To obtain additional information and apply on-line, please visit our
website at www.fbijobs.com.