Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and the Office of the U.S. Attorneys careers
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This is the Justice Department pairing behind federal prosecution: 93 U.S. Attorneys serving 94 federal districts, each the chief federal law enforcement officer in their district, and the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys in Washington that supports them. EOUSA dates to 1953 and provides the executive and administrative backbone for the districts, from legal education and administrative oversight to technical support and uniform policies. Between the two halves, the organization employs prosecutors, paralegals, support staff, and administrators from Pennsylvania Avenue to every federal courthouse district in the country.
With offices in every federal judicial district, the U.S. Attorneys hire support and administrative staff nationwide, the sort of civil service roles veterans leaving uniform often step into.