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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
The on the job intern opportunity will increase the participant's understanding of TSA operations and provide relevant opportunities to support agency objectives. Participants will be provided opportunities to develop knowledge of program principles, concepts, regulations, practices, analytical methods and techniques to perform routine, multiple, and varying assignments in assigned program areas. Established policies and procedures provide guidance for most assignments, but allow some discretion to select the most appropriate approach. Work and use of resources is reviewed frequently during assignments and at completion. Work supports the accomplishments of the organizational unit with occasional broader impact. Tasks include: Develop knowledge of program principles, concepts, regulations, practices, analytical methods and techniques, and Perform routine, multiple, and varying assignments in assigned program areas.
A Human Resource Specialist Skillbridge participant assists the supervisor or senior specialist in providing personnel management advisory services affecting complex organizations with a wide variety of personnel actions requiring consideration of the total human resource management program. Provides advisory services on assigned portions of position management, policy, performance, processing, employee relations, and staffing; and provides general support within the scope described above. Provides limited technical guidance involving human resource management questions to managers, supervisors and employees regarding, evaluations, employee relations, training and processing.
The Security IT Specialist plays a critical role in protecting TSA systems and sensitive information. They are responsible for implementing and managing tools that monitor, detect, and respond to security threats. This includes identity and access management, encryption technologies, and incident response planning. Security specialists ensure that all systems comply with DHS and federal cybersecurity standards.
121 - 150 daysHybrid (In-Person and Online)Springfield, VA
Information Technology Specialist - Application Software
Applications Software Specialists at TSA design, develop, test, and maintain secure software applications. They translate functional needs into technical solutions using industry-standard development tools and environments. This role involves debugging, documenting, and enhancing application features while ensuring software reliability. Specialists are expected to contribute to software architecture planning and the integration of reusable components.
121 - 150 daysHybrid (In-Person and Online)Springfield, VA
Information Technology Specialist - Risk Assessment
The Security IT Specialist plays a critical role in protecting TSA systems and sensitive information. The individual would work in one of three areas: cybersecurity policy, risk assessment, or compliance monitoring. The cybersecurity policy role requires evaluating emerging federal standards and regulations and converting them into meaningful internal cybersecurity guidance. The risk assessment role reviews the cybersecurity posture of TSA systems and coordinates assessment activities between technical assessors and control assessors. The compliance role assists with audits, monitors system progress in addressing vulnerabilities, and tracks TSA’s overall progress in meeting DHS requirements. Security specialists in GRC evaluate and track compliance with DHS and federal cybersecurity standards and establish TSA standards.
The Policy and Planning IT Specialist supports long-term IT strategies and ensures that TSA policies align with evolving mission and technology requirements. This role requires evaluating emerging standards and regulations and converting them into meaningful internal guidance. Individuals in this area often develop business cases for IT investments and conduct feasibility studies for major projects. They support performance reporting and contribute to ensuring TSA’s IT infrastructure remains scalable, effective, and compliant.
The intern supports TSA Intelligence and Analysis operations by leading advanced analysis of known or suspected terrorist transportation-related encounters; establishing research scope and analytic approaches; identifying trends, patterns, anomalies, intelligence gaps, and emerging threats; producing and reviewing strategic encounter reports, threat assessments, intelligence information reports, and executive briefings; supporting targeting, watchlisting, reporting, and enhanced-vetting activities; conducting authorized publicly available information research; mentoring analysts; improving standard operating procedures and job aids; and representing TSA with DHS, Intelligence Community, screening, and law-enforcement partners.
The Property Management Officer Intern supports TSA’s Acquisition Program Management (APM) by managing the end-to-end lifecycle of specialized transportation security equipment (TSE). This includes asset accountability, procurement coordination, contract oversight, records maintenance, compliance audits, and stakeholder collaboration. Interns will assist with reconciling equipment inventories, contributing to loss investigations, and aligning acquisition activities with government property regulations. They will also learn how to navigate TSA’s property management systems and support the responsibilities of Contracting Officer Representatives (COR).
121 - 150 daysHybrid (In-Person and Online)Springfield, VA
The Property Management Officer Intern supports TSA’s Acquisition Program Management (APM) by managing the end-to-end lifecycle of specialized transportation security equipment (TSE). This includes asset accountability, procurement coordination, contract oversight, records maintenance, compliance audits, and stakeholder collaboration. Interns will assist with reconciling equipment inventories, contributing to loss investigations, and aligning acquisition activities with government property regulations. They will also learn how to navigate TSA’s property management systems and support the responsibilities of Contracting Officer Representatives (COR).
121 - 150 daysHybrid (In-Person and Online)Springfield, VA
Security Specialists within TSA's SkillBridge program play a pivotal role in helping protect sensitive government operations. Interns will assist in personnel security clearance reviews, physical inspections of facilities, and policy research. They learn and support the evaluation of investigative reports and the adjudication process for clearances. Participants contribute to information security reviews by helping apply classification guidance and securing sensitive data. Interns also assist in reviewing contractor security protocols and inspection preparation under industrial security. They participate in drafting memos, preparing reports, and organizing secure documentation. Assignments may span across multiple security domains, fostering a holistic understanding of TSA’s protective measures. Security Specialists also contribute to awareness efforts by helping with training content and stakeholder communications. They engage in routine contact with internal offices and may support external coordination for inspections and clearances. This program provides hands-on exposure to policies and practices crucial to maintaining national security within the TSA.
121 - 150 daysHybrid (In-Person and Online)Springfield, VA
