The Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI is the principal investigative arm of the Department of Justice, charged with defending the United States from domestic terrorism and enforcing federal laws. It employs over 35, individuals with diverse backgrounds and skills mnoey investigate crimes related to over categories of federal law. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is frequently recruiting for new special agents throughout the country. Individuals with FBI experience may also find opportunities in the private sector including employment by government contractors and corporations. The main job activities of an Fhi special agent involve investigating crimes and enforcing federal laws. This can include interviewing sources and conducting surveillance activities, such as monitoring court authorized wire-tapping or working undercover. FBI special agents must be willing to participate in arrests, raids, search warrants, and other dangerous activities. They may be involved in the investigat...