Drug Enforcement Administration
Criminal Investigator- Special Agent
Drug Enforcement Administration, Northfield, New Jersey, us, 08225
Overview
The Drug Enforcement Administration is seeking a Special Agent to conduct complex investigations against drug trafficking, represent the federal government in court, and support national security and public safety.
Responsibilities
Conduct complex criminal investigations targeting narcotics and drug related activities.
Prepare comprehensive, succinct criminal investigative reports and deliver briefings to senior personnel and partner agencies.
Identify and apprehend drug traffickers and arrest individuals engaged in criminal drug activities.
Gather and analyze evidence through investigative leads, seizures, arrests, execution of search warrants, and other investigative means.
Testify on behalf of the Federal government in court or before grand juries.
Assist prosecuting attorneys in case preparation and present evidence in court, legislative, or administrative proceedings.
Training & Conditions of Employment
Complete 16‑week Basic Agent Training (BAT) at the DEA Training Academy; 3‑week Special Agent Transition Program available to qualifying 1811 applicants.
Obtain and maintain Top‑Secret security clearance; may require additional clearance.
Sign mobility agreement and accept relocation to any DEA location.
Pass pre‑employment medical clearance, annual medical examination, full‑scope polygraph, and random drug testing.
Register with Selective Service (males born after 12/31/59).
Serve 1‑year or 2‑year trial period; performance and conduct determine continuation.
Maintain valid state driver’s license; meet physical exertion and firearm proficiency requirements.
Qualifications & Eligibility
U.S. citizenship required.
Must be 21‑36 years of age (older if preference‑eligible veteran or eligible federal retired civil law enforcement position).
Must pass E‑Verify employment verification check.
Must complete the 16‑week Basic Agent Training; 3‑week Special Agent Transition Program available to qualifying 1811 applicants.
Must possess at least one (1) year of specialized experience at or above the GS‑05 level, or meet equivalent education requirements (graduate degree, superior academic achievement, or combined education‑experience).
Must obtain and maintain Top‑Secret security clearance; may require additional clearance.
Must sign a mobility agreement and be willing to relocate nationwide.
Must pass a full‑scope pre‑employment polygraph; reciprocity available for qualified 1811 applicants.
Must meet medical, physical, and firearm proficiency requirements.
Benefits & Compensation As a federal employee, you and your family will have access to a comprehensive benefits package designed for a rewarding federal career. Learn more about federal benefits and contact the hiring agency for specific benefits offered.
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Responsibilities
Conduct complex criminal investigations targeting narcotics and drug related activities.
Prepare comprehensive, succinct criminal investigative reports and deliver briefings to senior personnel and partner agencies.
Identify and apprehend drug traffickers and arrest individuals engaged in criminal drug activities.
Gather and analyze evidence through investigative leads, seizures, arrests, execution of search warrants, and other investigative means.
Testify on behalf of the Federal government in court or before grand juries.
Assist prosecuting attorneys in case preparation and present evidence in court, legislative, or administrative proceedings.
Training & Conditions of Employment
Complete 16‑week Basic Agent Training (BAT) at the DEA Training Academy; 3‑week Special Agent Transition Program available to qualifying 1811 applicants.
Obtain and maintain Top‑Secret security clearance; may require additional clearance.
Sign mobility agreement and accept relocation to any DEA location.
Pass pre‑employment medical clearance, annual medical examination, full‑scope polygraph, and random drug testing.
Register with Selective Service (males born after 12/31/59).
Serve 1‑year or 2‑year trial period; performance and conduct determine continuation.
Maintain valid state driver’s license; meet physical exertion and firearm proficiency requirements.
Qualifications & Eligibility
U.S. citizenship required.
Must be 21‑36 years of age (older if preference‑eligible veteran or eligible federal retired civil law enforcement position).
Must pass E‑Verify employment verification check.
Must complete the 16‑week Basic Agent Training; 3‑week Special Agent Transition Program available to qualifying 1811 applicants.
Must possess at least one (1) year of specialized experience at or above the GS‑05 level, or meet equivalent education requirements (graduate degree, superior academic achievement, or combined education‑experience).
Must obtain and maintain Top‑Secret security clearance; may require additional clearance.
Must sign a mobility agreement and be willing to relocate nationwide.
Must pass a full‑scope pre‑employment polygraph; reciprocity available for qualified 1811 applicants.
Must meet medical, physical, and firearm proficiency requirements.
Benefits & Compensation As a federal employee, you and your family will have access to a comprehensive benefits package designed for a rewarding federal career. Learn more about federal benefits and contact the hiring agency for specific benefits offered.
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