Gina C. Haspel
Central Intelligence Agency Career Timeline
Gina Haspel began her career at CIA on January 6, 1985 as an officer in the Directorate of
Operations. From that moment until she was named Deputy Director of CIA in 2017, her entire
CIA career was classified. CIA prepared and declassified the following summary of her
assignments. This does not cover more than 30 short-term, temporary duty (“TDY”)
assignments over the course of her career. Deputy Director Haspel had some fluency in Spanish
and French prior to joining CIA. As a CIA officer she learned Turkish and Russian. She also
received extensive training as an operations officer.
2017 – Present

Deputy Director of CIA

2014 – 2017

Chief of Station, Europe Division

2012 – 2014

Deputy Director of the National Clandestine Service (“DDNCS”)

2012 – 2012

DDNCS for Foreign Intelligence and Covert Action

2011 – 2012

Chief of Station, Classified Location

2008 – 2011

Chief of Station, Europe Division

2005 – 2008

Chief of Staff, Directorate of Operations

2004 – 2005

Deputy Chief, National Resources Division

2003 – 2004

Senior-level Supervisor, Counterterrorism Center (“CTC”)

2001 – 2003

Deputy Group Chief, CTC

2000 – 2001

Deputy Chief of Station, Europe Division

1998 – 2000

Deputy Group Chief, Russian Operations, Central Eurasia Division

1996 –1998

Chief of Station, Central Eurasia Division

1995 – 1996

Language and other training

 1994 – 1995

Chief of an Intelligence Branch, Central Eurasia Division

1993 – 1994

Intelligence Operations Officer, Russian Operations Group, Central
Eurasia Division

1990 – 1993

Case Officer Tour, field assignment, Europe Division

1989 – 1990

Language training

1987 – 1989

Case Officer Tour, field assignment, Africa Division

1985 – 1987

Directorate of Operations Career Trainee

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