I will complete MI BOLC by next summer. What intelligence community jobs are out there other than FBI and CIA?

You can look at DIA and other agencies but honestly as a newly ordained 2lt MI Officer not many places are really going to look at you as having Intel experience. You'll basically have the same chances as any other person with a college degree. Even your security clearance needs to be reevaluated. In other words if you have a TS in the Army it doesn't automatically transfer to the FBI. They'll need to re-investigate

DIA, Contractor, GS, GG.... CENTCOM, SOCOM, EUCOM, PACOM, STRATCOM... The list is endless, Sir. Where do you want to work? What discipline? :)

I understand where you are coming from. I see from your profile that you are in the National Guard, so waiting to get more on-the-job experience isn't really practical advice for you, especially if you are looking for a new day job. But what everyone else is saying is true. Most agencies and contracting firms are looking for someone who has around three or more years of experience, with at least one deployment. So realistically your cohort are people who are applying for entry level positions that require very little training or experience. I'm not trying to dash your hopes, I just want to make sure you have a realistic expectation of the jobs that are a match for you.

With that said, one way that you may be able to make up for your lack of practical experience could be pursuing a degree in intelligence studies. This would make you stand out a little bit more than someone who has a clearance but no real world experience.

If you want to get an overview of the different Agencies that are a part of the National Intelligence Community you should take a look at the National Intelligence Familiarization Course. It's in the Foundry Catalog and you can find it on ATRRS under school code 144. Most units have Foundry Funding that goes unused every year and the travel and per diem wouldn't come out of your state's budget.

Also check out some of the job websites that cater to professionals with security clearances. Sometime they post jobs that require a clearance, but no other formalized training.

I hope that helps, reach out if you have any other questions.

We had at least 3 2LTs get job with the FMV program at BAE and a couple others with DCTC in Reston. Straight out of MI BOLC.

Well, other than government jobs, you could look into contracting work for one of the agencies until you find one that's up your alley.

There are some options, and you need to decide where you want to go from here. What do you want to do? Are you scheduled for training in an MI specialty? What kind of academic background do you have? Do you have an affinity for languages, mathematics, technology, or logic? Ask your branch manager for helpful advice. I served at NSA, and the experience was terrific.
Regards,
Hugh

So many options. Don't forget about other countries either. The Mossad is always looking, especially if you are multi-lingual. MI 6 in the UK is an option too.
Here at home there is a need for Intelligence officers in the DOD, DOJ and ONI.
Best of Luck!
Rick

As a new 2LT, you won't have access to jobs in "those" communities. You could go to INSCOM but it's encouraged to go to a BCT such as the 101st or 82nd. You won't be eligible for the "fun" stuff until you're a Captain with command.

Besides the contracting companies, DIA, NGA, NSA, DISA, Treasury, State, Homeland Security to name a few. Most major departments have intel section and especially with Cyber.