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FBI San Juan Career Experience Draws More Than 400 Registrants
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FBI San Juan Career Experience Draws More Than 400 Registrants
2026-08-02
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The FBI San Juan Field Office held its first immersive Career Experience on July 31, attracting more than 400 registrants interested in exploring employment opportunities with the Bureau.
Participants met FBI leadership and rotated through interactive stations featuring different career paths, job requirements and the day-to-day realities of working for the FBI. Human Resources specialists were also available to provide information about current openings and assist prospective applicants with the application process.
Special Agent in Charge Carlos R. Goris and other senior officials attended the event to discuss career opportunities within the FBI.
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