FBI seeks to hire thousands

By Brian Day on January 5, 2009 3:17 PM | | Comments (0) |

From auto mechanics to computer specialists to agents, the FBI is trying to bolster it ranks in what the agency is calling one of it's largest "hiring blitzes" in it's history.

About 2,100 professional staff are being sought, as well as about 850 new agents.

Positions are available nation-wide in a variety of areas.

Interested in joining the Feds? More information is availabe via a press release on the FBI's Web site.

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