Complex Investigative Techniques Training Instructor

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  Minimum 10 years of federal law enforcement experience, preferably as an ATF Special Agent or in a closely related federal investigative role.


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  Bachelor’s degree (required) – OR high school diploma/GED plus 15 years of law enforcement/forensic experience.


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  At least 15 years of related investigative experience as a recognized subject matter expert.


• Proven ability to plan, brief, and execute undercover and enforcement operations, including the use of cash funds, surveillance, and confidential informants.


• Working knowledge of ATF Crime Gun Intelligence strategies (NIBIN, NTC, CGIC).


• Familiarity with ATF Undercover Operations Branch (UCB) and Enhanced Undercover Program (EUP).


• Prior instructional experience at ATF, FLETC, or other federal academies strongly preferred.


• Completion of a certified instructor training program OR demonstrated classroom instruction experience.


• Ability to maintain subject matter expertise through continuing education or professional publications.
  
  
  

• Must pass a DOJ/ATF background investigation (includes SF-85P, fingerprinting, and e-QIP submission).


• Must be willing to undergo random drug testing.


• No felony convictions, firearm/drug trafficking offenses, or disqualifying criminal history.


• Must maintain professional liability insurance.


• Must be able to travel domestically (some international assignments possible).
  
  
  

• Support ATF’s mission to reduce violent crime and protect the public.


• Share expertise directly with the next generation of federal special agents.


• Flexible scheduling – assignments vary based on training needs.


• Competitive daily compensation (full-day and half-day rates).


• Travel reimbursed per Federal Travel Regulations.