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Bureau of Industry and Security has 3 open roles listed here, each read from its own careers site. The newest was posted Oct 22, 2026.

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Computer Engineer (Cybersecurity)

Bureau of Industry and Security

Full-time · Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093

A cybersecurity-focused engineering role in the U.S. Department of Commerce that involves analyzing technology vulnerabilities, developing regulatory policy, and representing the department at interagency meetings on export controls and foreign investment. This position suits engineers with specialized experience in computer systems security and regulatory technology policy who want to work on national security issues at the federal level.

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Export Policy Analyst

Bureau of Industry and Security

Full-time · Washington, DC · $85,447 – $133,142

This federal analyst role evaluates emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing to inform U.S. export policy, synthesizing classified and open-source intelligence for senior decision-makers. The position requires interpreting complex technical developments and international trends to shape trade regulations.

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Management and Program Analyst

Bureau of Industry and Security

Full-time · Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093

A federal management analyst role focused on evaluating and improving operations across compliance, administrative, and personnel programs within the Department of Commerce. This suits experienced analysts comfortable with program assessment, policy coordination, and advising senior leadership on process improvements across multiple operational domains.

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