Junior CBP Officer: Border Security & Trade

Jobtome; Town of Mexico (NY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Annual leave

Retirement plan

Recruitment incentive

Job summary

Jobtome is presenting a United States Customs and Border Protection Officer (CBPO) role. The position spans entry to mid-level CBPO careers across multiple duty locations, with competitive base pay and strong federal benefits.

Recruits may receive incentives for prioritized duty locations and robust retirement and health plans are included. Typical duties include enforcing customs, immigration, and agricultural laws, inspecting persons and goods, and determining admissibility for entry into the

Qualifications

• GS-5: 3 years general experience or 1 year at GS-4, or a bachelor's degree or higher; combination allowed.
• GS-7: 1 year specialized experience or graduate education; or bachelor’s with SAA/GPA requirements.
• GS-9: 1 year specialized experience at next lower grade or advanced degree; or a combination of both.

Responsibilities

• Enforce customs, immigration, and agriculture laws and regs.
• Manage the flow of legitimate trade and travel.
• Conduct inspections of people and conveyances.
• Determine admissibility of individuals for entry.
• Prevent illegal entry and smuggling of contraband.

Skills

Knowledge of CBP laws & regulations

Law enforcement procedures

Analytical judgment

Interviews & questioning

Observation skills

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent education

Job description

Jobtome is presenting a United States Customs and Border Protection Officer (CBPO) role. The position spans entry to mid-level CBPO careers across multiple duty locations, with competitive base pay and strong federal benefits.

Recruits may receive incentives for prioritized duty locations and robust retirement and health plans are included. Typical duties include enforcing customs, immigration, and agricultural laws, inspecting persons and goods, and determining admissibility for entry into the