Criminal investigators with the Department of the Interior investigate crimes on or affecting public lands, such as theft or destruction of natural or cultural resources, wildlife trafficking, or violations of Federal wildlife and resource protection laws. DOI criminal investigators protect the...

Emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere, without warning.  Like other federal agencies DOI must be vigilant and ready to do its part to respond to all types of emergencies: natural disasters, humanitarian emergencies, pandemics, man-made and technological incidents or hazards. Emergency Management...

Contract/Procurement Specialists at the Department of the Interior help to acquire the important supplies and services that support the entire Department. These professionals leverage their extensive business knowledge to solicit, evaluate, negotiate, and award contracts with commercial sources and...

Civil Engineers at DOI can support offshore renewable energy projects, affect decisions about waterways, storm erosion and fish protection, or ensure the safe and efficient design, construction, operation, and maintenance of major public works projects like dams, bridges, buildings, roads, power...

People are DOI’s most valuable resource, and Human Resources professionals make sure DOI has the best quality, well trained, and highly motivated workforce of any government agency. 

DOI relies on management and program analysts to analyze, evaluate, and improve critical operations, procedures, and processes that support the DOI mission. Management and program analysts tackle a wide range of responsibilities at DOI, from working on short-term special projects to evaluating and...