The U.S. Department of State is seeking candidates for the Diplomatic Technology Officer (DTO) role. DTOs advance, manage, and protect the critical technologies that enable modern diplomacy at embassies and consulates worldwide.
Apply today: https://t.co/FPFH7IKnll
Do you speak Arabic, Chinese-Mandarin, Portuguese, or Spanish? Use your skills as a Consular Fellow with the U.S. Department of State to protect U.S. citizens and ensure only qualified, vetted travelers receive U.S. visas.
America is calling. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/X7ih9c9rlH
Registration is now open for October's iteration of the Foreign Service Officer Test (FSOT). Registration will stay open through October 16th.
The U.S. Department of State invites people of all industries and careers to apply. Take the FSOT and become one step closer to an exciting career of international relations, living abroad, and promoting U.S. diplomacy across the world.
Learn more about how to register for the test here: https://t.co/ij5I82aJRr
Registration is now open for October's iteration of the Foreign Service Officer Test (FSOT). Registration will stay open through October 16th.
The U.S. Department of State invites people of all industries and careers to apply. Take the FSOT and become one step closer to an exciting career of international relations, living abroad, and promoting U.S. diplomacy across the world.
Learn more about how to register for the test here: https://t.co/ij5I82aJRr
No matter the occasion, the U.S. Department of State’s @statedeptdss is always prepared to protect embassy personnel at a moment’s notice. 💪 Check out this training exercise conducted by the agents in collaboration with Marine Rotational Force Darwin partners.
See how DSS defends Americans living abroad by checking out what they do here: https://t.co/gE3gmk0XZT
By training together, we're prepared for anything, anywhere. DSS recently took part in a joint training exercise led by @statedept and @USMC on safely moving embassy personnel to safety during a security crisis—and it's not our first rodeo with our @mrfdarwin Working as one team ensures seamless coordination, strengthens our operational efficiency, and ensures we're ready to act in the face of life-threatening emergencies that could harm Americans overseas. @usconsulatemelb, @USEmbAustralia, @MCIWPendletonCA@indopacom
Did you know that Consular officers play a vital role in safeguarding U.S. national security?🤝One of their many responsibilities is interviewing applicants and reviewing documents for passports and visas. At the National Foreign Affairs Training Center (NFATC), they undergo extensive training to provide a safe, secure, and efficient experience at U.S. Embassies and Consulates for Americans living abroad. Learn more about what Consular Officers do here: https://t.co/9A1IPSkkD8
The work of @TravelGov consular officers is critical to protecting U.S. national security. At NFATC, they receive rigorous training from decision-making to interviewing techniques. This is training that makes a difference.
In addition to protecting our U.S. government employees at U.S. Embassies and Consulates across the world, the U.S. Department of State’s Diplomatic Security Service protects the masses, including Americans travelling or living overseas, at global events! Check out what we’re doing to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup 👇⚽ and learn more about opportunities to serve at https://t.co/RXCHk60a1Q
Calling all soccer fans! The 2026 @FIFAWorldCup is one year out and DSS is already planning security support for tournaments that will be co-hosted in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
DSS prep has included:
⚽Attending a FIFA World Cup International Counterterrorism Exercise in Mexico with the head of FIFA security for Mexico and the Mexican military, diplomatic corps, law enforcement, and host stadium security.
⚽Hosting a Qatari delegation to discuss lessons learned from the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar and applying best practices when securing major events. @SeCommittee2022
Let's go Team DSS!
Foreign Service Officers and Specialists at U.S. Embassies and Consulates around the world routinely meet with both American and international students to discuss their work and the vital role of diplomacy in addressing modern global challenges.
Just as students from different majors find connections between their disciplines and diplomacy, the Foreign Service is comprised of experts from various professional backgrounds as the work in international affairs is multi-faceted and relies on expertise from many fields.
No matter what your interests are, the Foreign Service invites you to learn more here: https://t.co/itL99Vkiz0
We welcomed @GWtweets and @sit_edu students for an interactive exchange about American diplomacy and multilateral engagement. Our diplomats discussed how we work with the whole of U.S. government to advance American interests, from protecting intellectual property rights to negotiating arms control agreements and much more.
Did you know about the Diplomacy Lab for students and faculty? Since 2013, the U.S. Department of State has welcomed students of different majors to put their academic expertise into practice by conducting research and finding solutions to current foreign policy challenges at the Department. From energy and immigration policy to cybersecurity and counterterrorism, Diplomacy Lab participants have contributed to foreign policy work: https://t.co/boZ1sIeDCI
Another project well done by our #DiplomacyLab students! 👏
@virginia_tech students researched potential partners for the Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Program, the U.S.'s key security initiative to prevent the illicit trade of WMD and related items. #VirginiaTech
In today's interconnected world, cyber and digital diplomacy are critical to ensuring a safer and more secure cyberspace for all. At the U.S. Department of State, we work with allies, the private sector, and global institutions to leverage AI, protect global networks, and safeguard critical technology infrastructure. Learn more about the ways our employees contribute to cyber and digital diplomacy here: https://t.co/Y2afCQlzmS
Undersea cables are the invisible highway of the internet, and countries like the 🇺🇸 and 🇱🇰 are deepening cooperation for a more secure, sustainable, and resilient digital infrastructure that supports global connectivity and economic growth.
At #ATxSG, Amb. Steve Lang and Deputy Minister Weeraratne discussed the importance of engaging trusted suppliers to strengthen secure connectivity for critical infrastructure and the need to balance regulatory measures to accelerate innovation.
Do you speak a foreign language or want to learn? If yes, AI is a helpful resource for you and diplomats alike to begin your language journey. In the Foreign Service, learning languages is crucial to relationships and diplomacy as you represent America abroad. Learn more about what the Foreign Service does here: https://t.co/g3wGw8bsAK
FSI’s Learning Innovation Team has conducted extensive work on leveraging AI for efficient language learning. Here are some tips for getting started: https://t.co/y97RbVAdkD
Did you know that @DSS has a podcast? Tune in and check out what it's like to work as a Diplomatic Security Service Special Agent supporting the U.S. Department of state around the globe. https://t.co/HQsabGWkmt
Real missions. Real stakes. Get ready to go behind the scenes with Season 3 of After Action, the official podcast of the Diplomatic Security Service, and hear the stories that rarely get told. Buckle up, it’s coming this month. #DSS#AfterAction
Join the Diplomat in Residence - Texas for a conversation with a #SecurityEngineering Officer on 10/23 at 3PM CT. Learn more about this unique public service career & apply through 12/1. RSVP: https://t.co/v8AY8IfCiT