Undergraduate students serving as Cartographer, Editor, Graphic Designer, or Interactive Designer Interns for CIA work side-by-side with Agency officers to support intelligence analysis for the President of the United States, U.S. policymakers, and other officials.
Cartographer Interns are responsible for researching, designing, and producing thematic and reference maps in support of CIA finished intelligence.
Editor Interns perform a variety of tasks related to producing and publishing products, including editing, creating, and processing text and graphic products for mobile, web, and hardcopy dissemination.
Graphic Designers and Interactive Designers are responsible for conceptualizing, designing, and producing visual solutions for a wide variety of formats and dissemination outputs.
In addition to your job-specific responsibilities, undergraduate interns become familiar with the Agency and Intelligence Community by participating in a range of meetings and projects.
Two 90-day tours are preferred; however, one 90-day tour is the minimum requirement.
The CIA is the nation's premier agency for providing global intelligence in the ever-changing political, social, economic, technological, and military landscapes. Our mission is straightforward but critical: to protect America's national security. By collecting valuable foreign intelligence, conducting timely analysis, and executing covert actions, the CIA preempts threats and protects everything we hold dear. From data analysis to clandestine operations to cyber security, our efforts are innovative, impactful, collaborative and driven by our mission. At the CIA, you can use your exceptional talents on work that is at the heart of world-shaping events. This is a place where everything you are - and everything you do - matters. Join us and discover why using your abilities to help keep our nation safe means everything.
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