There’s a Government Career for Everyone
Career fields in government range from cybersecurity to environmental safety to public health. Public servants are passionate about making a difference in the world and keen to help our government tackle complex national and global challenges.
- Working in our Federal Government
- Employee Benefits
- Negotiating an Offer
- Background Checks and Security
U.S. Department of State Careers: Discover opportunities that allow you to contribute your experiences, knowledge, and expertise to work on foreign policies, technology, security systems, buildings, and more, around the world.
Key Components of a Federal Resume
The best way to create a federal resume is to use the resume builder on the federal government’s jobs website, USAJOBS. The resume builder will guide you through the whole process. And you don’t have to stick with one. You can create a resume tailored to fit different positions you apply for. You can also create a searchable master resume, so HR specialists can contact you if an opportunity fits your skills and experience. See more here.
Homeland Security and Marshall University
Marshall University President Brad D. Smith joined West Virginia Department of Homeland Security (WV DHS) Sec. Jeff Sandy today to launch an initiative to put Marshall college students to work within the department’s agencies.
