Supervisory Border Patrol Agent (Programs)

U.S. Border Patrol

Sierra Vista, AZ • 17m ago • On-site

Senior

On-site

111,456 - 144,894 USD/yr

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$111,456 – $144,894/year

Quick Facts

  • Role: Supervisory Border Patrol Agent (Programs)

  • Focus: Directing and supervising border enforcement programming

Description

This supervisory role supports the prevention of illegal entry and the enforcement of Immigration and Nationality Laws by leading law enforcement programs and mission-specific projects. You will direct work across operations, intelligence collection, logistics, technology, and training; evaluate program effectiveness using data and metrics; and brief senior leadership and external partners. You will also supervise and develop subordinate staff.

Responsibilities

  • Direct law enforcement programming and mission-specific projects (operations, intelligence collection, logistics, technology, training)

  • Manage and evaluate programs using data and metrics; recommend best practices and implement improvements

  • Represent CBP/USBP in meetings and briefings; gather field information and prepare reports and presentations for senior leadership

  • Supervise and develop subordinate staff: plan and assign work, provide guidance, evaluate performance, address workplace issues, and identify training needs

Benefits

  • Comprehensive federal employee benefits package (eligibility depends on position type)

  • Access to benefits for you and your family as provided by the federal government

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