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H1: Law Student Volunteer Opportunity in National Security Cyber Section
H2: Join NatSec Cyber and Protect National Security Through Cyber Investigations
Organization: National Security Division (NSD)
Department: National Security Cyber Section
Location: Washington, DC
Application Deadline: April 30, 2025
About the Organization:
The National Security Cyber Section (NatSec Cyber) is responsible for leading the Department's efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and disrupting computer intrusions, attacks, and other malicious cyber activities that threaten national security. This includes working with various government agencies and partners, such as the FBI and US Intelligence Community, to use a range of tools and authorities to combat cyber threats. NatSec Cyber also plays a key role in managing the National Security Cyber Specialists Network, which consists of prosecutors with expertise in national security-related cyber investigations.
Job Description:
NatSec Cyber is seeking highly qualified law students for volunteer internship opportunities. Responsibilities include conducting legal research and analysis, assisting with drafting motions and pleadings, and supporting the team's efforts to disrupt cyber threats to national security. Internships are available for both part-time (16 hours/week minimum) and full-time (32 hours/week minimum) during the academic year. Remote externships are not available.
Qualifications:
This opportunity is open to all law students, joint degree students, and . students. Applicants must be . citizens and able to obtain and maintain a security clearance. Strong research, writing, and analytical skills are required. Prior interest or experience in national security, criminal litigation, and technology (such as internet, digital assets, or blockchain) is preferred. Courses in Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Trial Practice are also beneficial. Interns cannot participate in another internship while interning with NatSec Cyber.
Application Process:
To apply, interested candidates must submit a cover letter, resume, legal writing sample (up to 10 pages), unofficial law school transcript (if available), and contact information for three references via email to . Please indicate the desired internship period in the cover letter.
Salary:
This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. However, if your school offers academic credit or work study for internships, NatSec Cyber will work with you to meet those requirements.
Number of Positions: Multiple
Travel: None
Relocation Expenses: Not provided
Telecommuting: Not available
SEO-Friendly Job Title: Law Student Volunteer, National Security Cyber Section
Salary Information: Unpaid volunteer opportunity, potential for academic credit or work study
Job Title: Law Student Volunteer in National Security Cyber Section
Experience: Law students, joint degree students, and . students
Location: Washington, DC
Organization: National Security Division (NSD)
Department: National Security Cyber Section
Application Deadline: April 30, 2025
H1: Law Student Volunteer Opportunity in National Security Cyber Section
H2: Join NatSec Cyber and Protect National Security Through Cyber Investigations
Organization: National Security Division (NSD)
Department: National Security Cyber Section
Location: Washington, DC
Application Deadline: April 30, 2025
About the Organization:
The National Security Cyber Section (NatSec Cyber) is responsible for leading the Department's efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and disrupting computer intrusions, attacks, and other malicious cyber activities that threaten national security. This includes working with various government agencies and partners, such as the FBI and US Intelligence Community, to use a range of tools and authorities to combat cyber threats. NatSec Cyber also plays a key role in managing the National Security Cyber Specialists Network, which consists of prosecutors with expertise in national security-related cyber investigations.
Job Description:
NatSec Cyber is seeking highly qualified law students for volunteer internship opportunities. Responsibilities include conducting legal research and analysis, assisting with drafting motions and pleadings, and supporting the team's efforts to disrupt cyber threats to national security. Internships are available for both part-time (16 hours/week minimum) and full-time (32 hours/week minimum) during the academic year. Remote externships are not available.
Qualifications:
This opportunity is open to all law students, joint degree students, and . students. Applicants must be . citizens and able to obtain and maintain a security clearance. Strong research, writing, and analytical skills are required. Prior interest or experience in national security, criminal litigation, and technology (such as internet, digital assets, or blockchain) is preferred. Courses in Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Trial Practice are also beneficial. Interns cannot participate in another internship while interning with NatSec Cyber.
Application Process:
To apply, interested candidates must submit a cover letter, resume, legal writing sample (up to 10 pages), unofficial law school transcript (if available), and contact information for three references via email to . Please indicate the desired internship period in the cover letter.
Salary:
This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. However, if your school offers academic credit or work study for internships, NatSec Cyber will work with you to meet those requirements.
Number of Positions: Multiple
Travel: None
Relocation Expenses: Not provided
Telecommuting: Not available
SEO-Friendly Job Title: Law Student Volunteer, National Security Cyber Section
Salary Information: Unpaid volunteer opportunity, potential for academic credit or work study
Experience: Law students, joint degree students, and . students
