hispanics & government
A Career in the
Drug Enforcement Agency
D
rug Enforcement Administration Intelligence Research with DEA Special Agents to conduct investigations. Informa-
Specialists are involved in the most significant drug tion for analysis is gathered from a variety of sources includ-
investigations and counter-drug operations conducted ing investigations, seized documents, surveillance reports,
within the United States and abroad. Intelligence Research cooperating sources, and court-ordered wiretaps. Intelligence
Specialists are posted in most major U.S. cities, and other Research Specialists conduct and manage complex research
domestic areas that need the DEA’s support. Intelligence projects in areas such as drug cultivation and production,
Research Specialists are also posted in foreign countries that methods of transportation, trafficking routes, and the struc-
cultivate drug crops, produce drugs, or are transit points. ture and analysis of trafficker organizations. Information
developed by Intelligence Research Specialists is presented
An Exciting Career to case agents, supervisory personnel, U.S. Attorneys, grand
DEA Intelligence Program juries, and high-level decision makers. Research results are
Intelligence is an essential element in drug law enforce- presented orally and in writing. Consumers of DEA intelli-
ment. In coordination with other Federal, state, local, and for- gence information include the judicial system, Federal, state,
eign law enforcement organizations, the DEA is responsible local law and foreign law enforcement agencies, in addition
for the collection, analysis, and dissemination of drug-related to other intelligence agencies.
intelligence. Intelligence Research Specialists work closely
Your Contribution
Augmented by specialized training, your unique talents—
language skills, specialized university degrees, and cultural
diversity—will enhance DEA’s ability to identify, investigate,
and apprehend the leaders of the most powerful and violent
drug organizations in the world. As you plan your career, con-
sider the challenges, and opportunities to make a difference in
CREATING RESOURCES
the antidrug effort, the wide array of experiences and assign-
FROM WASTEWATER
ments at home and abroad, and the personal satisfaction to be
gained as an intelligence professional.
The King County Wastewater Treatment
Division
Your Career
is committed to protecting public
The DEA offers you the opportunity to be a part of the
health and the environment in the central
nation’s leading drug law enforcement agency. The DEA pio-
Puget Sound region. Fulfilling our mission
neered intelligence analytical support to law enforcement.
requires a diversity of employees to build,
DEA’s Intelligence Research Specialists are recognized
operate and maintain our facilities.
worldwide for their skills, commitment, and achievements.
Our award-winning agency seeks professionals
As an Intelligence Research Specialist with the DEA, you
and tradespeople in a variety of fields. Come
will have the opportunity to directly combat drug trafficking,
join one of the premiere wastewater treatment
violent crime and terrorism.
agencies in the nation.
For all current job openings go to:
Qualification
http://www.kingcounty.gov/jobs
Applicants must have specialized experience that demon-
Division site:
http://www.kingcounty.gov/wtd strates the ability to analyze information, identify significant
factors, gather pertinent data, and develop solutions; to plan
and organize work; and to communicate effectively orally and
in writing. Such experience may have been gained in adminis-
Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Wastewater Treatment Division
trative, professional, technical, investigative or other work.
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