NSA Summer Internship - Workforce Support (MD)
Are you looking for an opportunity that will provide professional work experiences that are significant and meaningful to your career and academic goals; enable you to explore the fascinating and unique world of intelligence; and give you the opportunity to serve your country? The NSA Summer Internship - Workforce Support offers training and experience within a multi-faceted organization that is not only focused on STEM. This program will provide an opportunity to attend various operational tours within Workforce Support organizations around NSA to fully appreciate what the agency does in defense of our nation.
Personnel assigned to Support Services are on the front lines of delivering the best in customer service, technical support, administrative and management services. From Office Assistants to Sign Language Interpreters, these personnel serve as the focal points for organizations that require assistance with operational and administrative issues, records management, journalistic ideas, products and services and the coordination of reasonable accommodations and education.
If you are familiar with NSA's individual internal programs, please apply to this advertisement if you are interested in the following internships:
- Installations & Logistics (I&L) Summer Intern Program
- Summer Strategic Communication Summer Intern Program
- Security & Counterintelligence Summer Intern Program
- Office of Reasonable Accommodation & Accessibility Summer Program
- Human Resources Summer Intern Program
- Well Being Services Summer Program
- Industrial and Organizational Psychology Summer Program
- Office of the Inspector General Summer Intern Program
To be accepted into the NSA Summer Internship - Business & Workforce Support, candidates must:
- Be a U.S. citizen;
- Be eligible to be granted a TS/SCI/TK security clearance after successfully completing a background investigation that includes passing a Full-Scope Polygraph and a Psychological Evaluation;
- Preferred cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for all college work completed;
- Be a currently enrolled college student (undergraduate, graduate or doctorate program) at time of application;
- Be available and in the U.S. for operational and technical interviews and other applicable processing, both in-person and via telephone/internet, between the months of November 2022 and March 2023;
- No specific major is required, but the following majors are highly recommended:
- Finance
- Accounting
- Marketing
- Business Administration
- Human Resources
- Economics
- Psychology
- Architecture
- Interior Design
- Building Automation/HVAC
- Construction Management
- Hospitality
- Logistics
- Supply Chain Management
- History
- Criminal Justice
- English
- Communications/Public Affairs
- Multimedia Production
- Graphic Design
- Photography
- Archives or Conservation
- Sociology
- Homeland Security
- Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- Health Promotion & Wellness
- Health Education
- Nutrition & Dietetics
- Rehabilitation Counseling or similar counseling degree program
- Sign Language Interpretation