ASL Interpreter w/ TS-SCI Clearance
etechhiWashington (DC)
About the role
An outstanding, full-time opening is available for anASL Interpreter w/ TS-SCI Clearanceto join a highly established translationcompanyon a full time basis that has experience in American Sign Language translation for government organizations. This is a terrific opportunity offering a lucrative base salary, plus agreat benefitspackage including medical, dental, and other outstanding perks.
Job Description:
Provide quality interpretation between American Sign Language (ASL) and English Display wide continuum of language, interpreting, and voicing skills Effectively assess the language needs and style of each Deaf consumer Provide services such as ASL Interpreting, Note-Taking, and Reading at loud services.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degreewith anACTIVE Top Secret Clearance with SCIand Fluentin Sign Language
Must have:
RID/NADissued National certification 4-7 yearsASL interpretingexperience with minimum 20 hours per week is a MUSTAbility to interpret voice to sign, sign to voice, oral transliteration, and deaf interpretation Knowledge of government vernaculars If interested andQUALIFIED, please send resume in Microsoft Word format to: openpositions@etechhi.com Keywords: ASL, American Sign Language, Interpreter, interpreting, Top Secret Clearance, Top Secret Security Clearance, RID, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, NAD, National Association of the Deaf
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