CISA leads the coordinated effort to reduce risks posted to our critical infrastructure, whether from natural or man-made causes. By working with government and private sector partners, CISA increases security through exercises, assessments and other resources. CISA’s infrastructure and security specialists work with businesses, communities and government at every level to help make the nation’s critical infrastructure more resilient to cyber and physical threats.
Mission and program areas include chemical security and inspections, bombing prevention, critical infrastructure exercises, active shooter preparedness, securing public gatherings, school safety, federal facility security, infrastructure assessments and analysis, and strategy, performance and resources that enable mission planning.
Available jobs include chemical security inspectors, chemical engineers, chemists, business support coordinators, outreach coordinators, facility operations specialists, improvised explosive device (IED) program analysts, critical manufacturing program analysts, critical infrastructure specialists, training and exercise facilitators, and more.
Mission Priorities
Combat Domestic Violent Extremism
Combating domestic violent extremism, including mass shootings and bombing prevention.
Refresh "the National Plan"
Refreshing the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (the National Plan) and implementing the 2021 NDAA Section 9002.
Increase External Engagement
Increasing external engagement by focusing on partnership and collaboration, information sharing and transparency.
Prevent Chemical Terrorism
Strengthening our work to prevent chemical terrorism to include securing permanent CFATS Authorization, expanding the voluntary chemical security program and addressing IED precursors.
Join the Mission
CISA is always searching for diverse, talented and highly motivated professionals to continue its mission of securing the nation’s critical infrastructure. CISA is more than a great place to work; our workforce tackles the risks and threats that matter most to the nation, our families and communities.
Individuals eligible for special hiring authorities may be considered during CISA’s hiring events or by emailing Veterans@cisa.dhs.gov or Careers@cisa.dhs.gov.
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