Honors Attorney

Role Summary • An entry-level lawyer's position at the CIA through its honors attorney program for new law graduates. CIA attorneys advise the agency on the law around intelligence and national security — and on the everyday legal questions of a federal agency working worldwide — under the supervision of experienced attorneys. Responsibilities • Advise CIA leadership and components on legal issues related to national security and intelligence. • Research, analyze, and synthesize legal authorities and facts to guide agency operations. • Manage concurrent legal assignments in a fast-paced environment. Required Knowledge & Experience • Degree: J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school by Spring 2027. • Bar: Pass bar exam within 14 months of start date. • GPA: Minimum 3.0 law school GPA if applying without prior work experience. • Clearance: U.S. citizenship and background investigation required. Work & Eligibility • Open to graduating law students and attorneys with less than 3 years of post-law school experience. Application Process • Apply through the listing link; no specific materials are noted in the posting.