Executive Protection Agent Role in Department of Commerce – $84,601 to $109,975

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Urgent Hiring: Executive Protection Agent at the Department of Commerce

Lead Summary

The Department of Commerce is seeking skilled Executive Protection Agents. This role ensures the safety of senior officials and high-profile personnel. Apply now to join a top-security federal team.

Quick Facts

Job Title: Executive Protection Agent
Organization: Department of Commerce, Office of the Secretary
Location: Washington, DC
Schedule: Full-time
Contract Type: Permanent
Start Date: As soon as selected
Deadline: Open until 11/13/2026 (first cut-off 11/24/2025)
Compensation: $84,601 to $109,975 per year
Language Requirement: English

Organizational Spotlight

The Department of Commerce promotes economic growth and innovation across the U.S. It safeguards national interests and ensures operational excellence. Recently, the department has strengthened executive protection operations to meet emerging security challenges.

Why This Role Is Timely

This position protects DOC executives and other designated personnel. With increasing security risks, qualified agents are needed now to manage high-profile protective operations and travel security.

Main Responsibilities

  • Plan and execute protective operations for DOC leadership.
  • Develop comprehensive protective service plans for routine and travel operations.
  • Conduct threat assessments, investigations, and surveillance.
  • Collaborate with law enforcement and interagency partners.

Daily Impact

Agents work closely with senior officials and security teams. They influence real-time security decisions, manage threats, and coordinate protective measures during events and travel.

Skills That Matter

  • Leadership and team coordination
  • Threat assessment and operational planning
  • Strong communication skills
  • Digital security and intelligence use
  • Physical and tactical readiness

Experience and Education

One year of specialized experience equivalent to GS-9 in federal service. Experience includes planning protective operations, developing protective service plans, and performing investigative activities. Completion of basic law enforcement training is required. Substitution with advanced graduate education is possible.

How to Apply

  1. Apply to USAJobs.gov.
  2. Include resume, certifications, and transcripts if education is used to qualify.
  3. Complete USA Hire assessments as required.
  4. Selected candidates undergo interviews and background verification.

Extra Notes

  • Travel up to 50% required.
  • Top Secret/SCI clearance required.
  • Firearms qualification mandatory.
  • Telework is not eligible.
  • Relocation expenses not reimbursed.

Contact for Queries

Apply as soon as possible by contacting the Department of Commerce’s Human Resources.

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