Looking for an entry level job or internship in government? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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A career in government doesn’t necessarily mean working for the federal government, although that is a possibility. You can also work for your state or local government, for a government contractor, or with an organization that aims to improve government in some way.
You can work in just about any area you can think of, using almost any of the skills you’ve already acquired. To name a few areas, using the federal government as an example:
Chances are you can find something that aligns to your interests. The application and interview process are long and challenging, and you’ll need a bachelor’s degree for many government positions. If you plan on working for the federal government you may also need to qualify for a security clearance.
| Government Contract Billing Creative Financial Staffing Washington, DC | View |
| Sr. Systems Development Engineer / EC2 - Seattle or DC - Gov Cloud -Top Secret Clearance Required Amazon Herndon, VA | View |
| Government Affairs Intern K&L Gates LLP Washington, DC | View |
| Senior Accountant - Government Contracting Creative Financial Staffing Washington, DC | View |
| RVP MID ATLANTIC - EDUCATION/GOVERNMENT Mohawk Industries Washington, DC | View |
| Senior Associate - Government Contracting Consultant Cherry Bekaert Tysons Corner, VA | View |
| Sr Relationship Manager, Government Contracting M&T Bank Rockville, MD | View |
| Government Technical Recruiter InScope International Reston, VA | View |
| Director of Government and External Relations IACLEA Silver Spring, MD | View |
| Vice President - Government Compliance JobLeads Ashburn, VA | View |
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