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(for BMCC, CCNY, NJCU, and Rutgers students only) 

The effectiveness of the Rutgers IC CAE program is partly measured based on the number of Rutgers Consortium students who have received various opportunities within the federal Intelligence Community.

The survey takes 4 minutes to complete and is vital to ensuring the continued funding and development of our program. You will also be able to provide feedback on course content, programs and more. 

Summer Applications are now closed

Apply for fall 2022 opportunities now! Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. 

• US Coast Guard Sector - New York

• National Intelligence University

• Network Contagion Research Institute

• Environmental Investigation Agency

(Open to BMCC, CCNY, NJCU, and Rutgers students ONLY)

National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)

General Engineer/Technical Analyst

Do you enjoy designing, creating, and exploring possibilities? Are you a Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics major looking to launch an exciting and challenging career? Does designing complex and innovative overhead reconnaissance systems interest you? Does a career with an “out of this world” mission sound intriguing?  

The current hiring focus is for individuals with the following degrees:

• Aerospace or Astronautical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronics or Computer Engineering
• Software Engineering 
• Systems Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Applied Physics
• Applied Mathematics (including operations research)
• Computer Science (including AI/ML)

The selected candidate will learn how to:

• Monitor and detect problems in data flow or collection to ensure collection quality
• Analyze garbled intercepts by using processing skills and techniques, conduct analysis of signals and/or cryptographic data
• Diagnose and exploit encrypted material.

(Open to all students)

Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)

Legal Intern

The position will expose interns to numerous areas of law and related policies, including; national security law, intelligence law, procurement and acquisition law, personnel law, government ethics, budget and fiscal law, administrative law, legislative support, and intellectual property law.

Interns will:

• Assist attorneys in providing oral and written advice to senior officials and counselors in the ODNI.
• Prepare memorandums on legal and policy issues facing the IC. 
• Work with other agencies on national security litigation, policy, and related topics.
• Revise and vet regulations and internal policy directives.

(Open to all students)

United States Space Force (USSF)

Recent Graduate Opportunities

The USSF is looking for soon to be graduates (May/June 2022) or recent graduates (within the last two years) to staff our entry-level civilian careers throughout our workforce. Opportunities are available across a multitude of different career fields, including: 

• Financial Management, Engineering
• Program Management
• Logistics
• Human Resources
• Contracting

If you are interested in supporting space systems acquisitions, working with contractors to ensure our space systems perform as intended, making decisions that drive critical space capabilities for the nation, and helping develop new space capabilities, apply to the USSF!

(Open to all students)

National Security Agency (NSA)

Cyber Network Professional - Offensive/Defensive Operations

On the offensive side of the NSA mission you will:

• Execute computer network operations against foreign adversaries' information systems and networks
• Use advanced software applications for network navigation, tactical forensic analysis, and collection of valuable intelligence information
• Research and implement solution sets to influence and enhance network offensive posture.

On the defensive side of the NSA mission you will:

• Identify intrusions and vulnerabilities and recommend mitigation strategies and techniques to secure networks 
• Identify, analyze and develop defensive measures to thwart advanced, state-sponsored intrusions of DoD and Federal Government networks around the world 
• Conduct and support Computer Network Operations to interactively search for Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and Indicators of Compromise (IOC) using enhanced data collection and analysis methods 
• Use advanced software applications for network navigation, perform tactical forensic analysis and collect valuable network data to proactively identify and characterize adversarial activity

(Open to all students)

Learn how Rutgers IC CAE research fellows are helping the Network Contagion Research Institute research emerging threats stemming from extremist behavior and disinformation on social media.

Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)

Annual Transparency Report

Regarding the Intelligence Community’s

Use of National Security Surveillance Authorities