Employment Law Attorneys serve as Agency counsel in administrative litigation matters. Attorneys advise management on a variety of personnel issues, including reasonable accommodations. More information on eligibility and the application below.

The attorney will work on environmental compliance, analyses, and consultation matters in a collaborative and fast-paced work environment, and handle other administrative law accounts as assigned. More information on eligibility and the application below.

Ethics Attorneys provide advice to Agency personnel on the application of the Government Ethics statutes and regulations, and provide advice on the application of the Hatch Act. More information on eligibility and the application below.

The attorney will work on fiscal matters related to the spending of appropriated funds in a collaborative and fast-paced work environment, and handle other administrative law accounts as assigned. More information on eligibility and the application below.

The attorney will specialize in legal matters related to FISA, work in a collaborative and fast-paced environment, and handle other related legal issues as assigned. More information on eligibility and the application below.

Government Procurement/Contracts Law Attorneys work on a variety of procurement issues, including government contract formation, contract administration, and bid protests. More information on eligibility and the application below.

Litigation Attorneys represent CIA interests in a variety of civil and criminal matters, working closely with the Department of Justice and other agencies. More information on eligibility and the application below.

The DOJ's Foreign Investment Review Section (FIRS) seeks an Attorney-Advisor to support Deputy Chiefs by reviewing transactions, assessing national security risks, and providing recommendations to senior leadership. For details and the application, visit below. Deadline is March 26.

The ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security is seeking a Program Specialist for their Washington, DC, office to manage and implement programs, oversee budgets, advise leaders, and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders. Find more information about the position and how to apply below.

In June 2023, the TLS Program hosted a panel with representatives from the CIA, FBI, and NSA on honors program hiring. The panel touched on basics of the honors program, the clearance process, and what makes applicants successful. If you are a student interested in any of the intelligence community honors programs, please find the information from the event below and keep an eye out for the next round of deadlines.