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A Career in the CIA
T
he CIA is the premier agency
responsible for providing global
intelligence on the ever-changing
political, social, economic, technologi-
cal and military environment. Here,
your paramount goal and mission will
be to protect the national security of
the United States. Virtually any job you
can imagine is available at the CIA —
plus, some you can’t even imagine.
Analytical Positions
from many sources. From this informa- Clandestine Service
Think ahead for your tion, they develop useable and mean-
nation. ingful intelligence assessments for the Make a world of
At the CIA, we provide finished highest levels of government. CIA ana- difference.
intelligence to policymakers for deci- lysts monitor and assess foreign politi- The CIA’s Clandestine Service is
sions of national importance. Our ana- cal developments, leadership, econom- the cutting-edge of American Intelli-
lysts are skilled subject-matter experts ic issues, military threats and science gence. It is an elite corps, providing
who study and evaluate information and technology. vital information needed by US policy-
Department of the Navy
Civilian Jobs That Make a Difference
to Our Country and the World
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and application procedures visit
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