BIO
FBI Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Tonja Hill entered on duty with the FBI in January 2004 being first assigned to the Las Vegas Field Office, where she investigated mortgage fraud, money laundering, healthcare fraud, and other complex financial crime matters. In May 2005, she transferred to the New Orleans Division where she investigated public corruption. While assigned to the New Orleans Division she became certified and served as a Firearms Instructor, Crisis Negotiator and Fitness Advisor. In April 2015, SSA Hill transferred to the Little Rock Division, where she continued to investigate public corruption matters. In 2019, SSA Hill promoted to supervise Little Rock’s Violent Crime squad, which included a Crimes Against Children and Safe Streets Task Force, charged with investigating such crimes as bank robberies, crimes against children, transnational organized crime, gangs, narcotics, and firearms violations.
In March 2022, SSA Hill promoted to Unit Chief of the FBI’s Strategic Engagement Unit at FBI Headquarters, where she worked to enhance the FBI’s partnerships and collaboratively mitigate areas of mutual concern with its federal, state, local, tribal, territorial and campus enforcement agencies on a national level.
In October 2023, SSA Hill returned to Arkansas, to serve as Little Rock Division’s Cyber Crime Supervisor and Program Manager. As Cyber Crime supervisor, SSA Hill leads a team charged with identifying, pursuing, and defeating cyber adversaries targeting U.S. interests through collaborative partnerships on both the national security and criminal fronts.
Prior to joining the FBI, in 1998, SSA Hill graduated with a B.A. from the University of Oregon and worked as a Certified Public Accountant in the audit divisions of Arthur Andersen LLP and later KPMG LLP. .