Pilot Recruitment Webinar - October 23 - Seattle, WA

Air and Marine Operations (AMO) is a specialized component within U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the agency responsible for safeguarding America’s borders and facilitating lawful international trade and travel. As part of CBP, AMO plays a critical role in providing the agency with vital aviation and maritime capabilities needed to detect, interdict, and prevent criminal activities including drug trafficking, human smuggling, and other illegal operations across the nation’s borders. The AMO team consists of highly skilled federal agents and pilots who demonstrate exceptional commitment, professionalism, and pride in their mission to protect the United States. AMO offers an unmatched opportunity for experienced pilots who are interested in transitioning into a challenging and rewarding law enforcement career with federal civil service. This team environment promotes mutual support, camaraderie, and a shared sense of purpose among its members. The Air and Marine Operations unit is actively recruiting experienced pilots who desire to work in a law enforcement capacity, combining their aviation expertise with investigative duties to support national security. Candidates who join AMO will become part of an elite workforce that carries out complex interdiction missions using state-of-the-art aircraft and tools. The role provides great pay, excellent benefits, and job stability along with the chance to serve the public and contribute to homeland security objectives. AMO operates across multiple regions of the country, with duty stations including key locations in Florida, Puerto Rico, Arizona, California, Texas, and specialized unmanned aircraft system centers. By joining AMO, pilots expand their career paths into federal law enforcement while gaining extensive training, skills development, and exposure to cutting-edge aviation technology. For pilots who are passionate about aviation and public service, AMO offers an exceptional career filled with challenges, rewards, and opportunities to grow professionally within the federal government framework. Prospective candidates are encouraged to attend informational webinars to learn more about qualification requirements, job duties, and how to apply, ensuring they are well-prepared for a seamless transition into this unique and dynamic role.

• u.s. citizenship
• valid commercial pilot license
• minimum flight hours as specified by the agency
• ability to obtain and maintain security clearance
• passing physical and medical examinations
• no felony convictions
• willingness to relocate as needed
• successful completion of background investigation