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Working for DCSA
At DCSA, you'll use your skills to protect America's trusted workforce, trusted workspaces, and classified information. By helping build and oversee our various services and applications, training opportunities, and protecting our evolving threats to national security - you'll be on the frontline with us.
Where We Work
DCSA Headquarters is located on Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia, right outside of the Nation's Capital in Washington, DC. DCSA also has an office located on United States Army Base, Fort Meade, in Maryland and an office for the Federal Investigations Processing Center in Boyers, Pennsylvania. Additionally, the Agency also has 174 Regional and Field Offices throughout the United States with regional headquarter offices in Farmers Branch, TX; Andover, MA; Alexandria, VA; and, San Diego, CA.
At each of these locations, DCSA offers workplace flexibilities, including telework and several work schedule options, to improve work-life balance. Specific offerings are based on mission requirements and seek to enhance workforce efficiency and foster emergency preparedness.
Roles We Hire For
DCSA offers interesting and challenging work for people with an interest in contributing to the security of the United States. The workforce consists of:
- Personnel Security Specialists/Investigators
- Adjudicators
- Background Investigators
- Industrial Security Representatives
- Information Technology (IT) Professionals
- Counterintelligence (CI) Specialists and Analysts
- Information System Security Professionals
- Insider Threat Professionals
- Center for Development of Security Excellence Professionals
- Industrial Security Policy Specialists
DCSA also has jobs in support roles in such fields as acquisitions, cyber security, financial management, public affairs, HR, and administration.
All our positions are covered under the Defense Civilian Intelligence Personnel System (DCIPS) and are in the Excepted Service under 10 U.S.C. 1601.