MI6 is hiring a security guard to protect its real-life James Bonds.
Secret agents like 007 are based out of the Secret Intelligence Service’s HQ in Vauxhall, south London.
But bosses want a £45,839-per-year tough person to protect them.
Applicants for the Security Officer vacancy will need a “good level of physical fitness” for the role.
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But there is also a gym onsite for them to beef up in.
They will carry out searches on people coming to the MI6 base to protect agents from potential harm.
Job hopefuls will monitor security systems too and respond to alarms.
The permanent job will be for an average of 48 hours per week.
But working at weekends, nights, and bank holidays will be required.
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Perks include 25 days holiday a year, rising to 30 days after five years.
Applicants will also be added to the “excellent” pension scheme and will be offered an interest-free loan for train travel.
There is also a restaurant and coffee bars at the offices.
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The job advert reads: “We’re MI6, also known as the Secret Intelligence Service.
“Our mission is to protect the security and economic well-being of the UK from overseas threats such as regional instability, terrorism, and cyber-attacks.
“As a Security Officer at MI6, you’ll help us keep our spaces secure and our people safe.
“Day-to-day, this involves conducting searches, monitoring security systems, and responding to alarms and incidents as they arise.
“In this role, your interactions matter just as much as your vigilance.
“As the first point of contact for guests, you’ll be the friendly face that greets delegates, staff, and the public.
“Every day, you’ll interact with people from all walks of life, keeping track of who comes in and out, handling reception duties, and making sure everyone feels welcome and secure.”
It adds: “You don’t need any previous security experience for this role because we’re ready to train the right person.
“What’s most important is your confidence, your ability to handle challenges head-on, and your adaptability in unexpected situations.
“Effective communication is vital and you’ll possess a good level of physical fitness that allows you to carry out your duties comfortably. “