U.S. Intelligence Community careers

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Find your fit in the Intelligence Community

How interested are you in doing these activities at work?

Oversee and distribute equipment, tools and materials to meet business needs.

Purchase services and supplies, making sure that prices, materials and contracts meet standards.

Create training courses and educational materials to improve student learning and employee development.

Provide care and treatment to help people improve their health, wellness and work readiness.

Manage offices and facilities to make sure that equipment, supplies and services are available.

Advise organizations on how to manage legal risks and follow policies.

Conduct investigations and gather information to determine if organizations are complying with rules and laws.

Manage employee resources to increase productivity and provide growth opportunities.

Provide employees with direction and support to help them achieve an organization's strategy.

Develop project plans to measure progress, find process improvements and achieve goals.

Examine physical sites to monitor trends and changes, identify hazards or improve working conditions.

Assess security risks and create plans to protect employees, worksites and technology systems from threats.

Analyze surveys, maps, images or geographical data to draw accurate conclusions and create detailed reports.

Apply mathematical methods to analyze data, create statistical models and answer research questions.

Combine information from multiple sources to provide data-based recommendations and guidance for projects.

Develop policies and plans to manage an organization's people, finances and materials.

Examine financial records to track accounting data and prepare audit or budget reports.

Configure computer hardware, software and networks to meet performance, security and design requirements.

Design and test engineering systems for electronics, facilities or materials to meet project requirements.

Design creative media, stories, visualizations or reports to communicate information to coworkers or the public.

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Job Exploration Tool

Find your fit in the Intelligence Community

How interested are you in doing these activities at work?

Oversee and distribute equipment, tools and materials to meet business needs.

Purchase services and supplies, making sure that prices, materials and contracts meet standards.

Create training courses and educational materials to improve student learning and employee development.

Provide care and treatment to help people improve their health, wellness and work readiness.

Manage offices and facilities to make sure that equipment, supplies and services are available.

Advise organizations on how to manage legal risks and follow policies.

Conduct investigations and gather information to determine if organizations are complying with rules and laws.

Manage employee resources to increase productivity and provide growth opportunities.

Provide employees with direction and support to help them achieve an organization's strategy.

Develop project plans to measure progress, find process improvements and achieve goals.

Examine physical sites to monitor trends and changes, identify hazards or improve working conditions.

Assess security risks and create plans to protect employees, worksites and technology systems from threats.

Analyze surveys, maps, images or geographical data to draw accurate conclusions and create detailed reports.

Apply mathematical methods to analyze data, create statistical models and answer research questions.

Combine information from multiple sources to provide data-based recommendations and guidance for projects.

Develop policies and plans to manage an organization's people, finances and materials.

Examine financial records to track accounting data and prepare audit or budget reports.

Configure computer hardware, software and networks to meet performance, security and design requirements.

Design and test engineering systems for electronics, facilities or materials to meet project requirements.

Design creative media, stories, visualizations or reports to communicate information to coworkers or the public.

Great! You've answered all the questions.

Find your intelligence career now

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