Alexis Krieger began her Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) career in 2004 as an Investigative Specialist and was assigned to the Philadelphia Division.

In 2010, Alexis became a Victim Specialist and was assigned to the Newark Division of the FBI, providing victim assistance to victims of federal crimes.  Alexis served as a member of the New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking as well as several sub-committees.  Alexis also assisted in creating various training protocols for human trafficking. In 2014, Alexis participated in joint, coordinated operations with the FBI, state and local law enforcement agencies targeting child sex trafficking leading up to Super Bowl XLVIII and Super Bowl 50 in San Francisco. In 2016, Alexis received an award from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for her work on the recovery of a 14-year-old sex trafficking victim.  As of January 2016, Alexis transferred back to the Philadelphia Division as a Victim Specialist.  Alexis has received Exceptional Performance Awards for her role as a Victim Specialist in 2018 and 2021. Alexis served as an FBI Adjunct Faculty member from 2017-2021. In 2018, Alexis joined and served on the FBI’s National Victim Services Response Team that deploys to mass casualty and active shooter incidents across the country for four years.