Bilingual Kurdish/Arabic Linguist - Travel Only
$86,600 - $181,800
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Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$86,600 - $181,800
About the role
- Accurately translate report/texts in electronic and hard-copy formats that not only contain facts, but also some abstract language showing an ability to capture intended implications and many nuances
- Ability to capture geopolitical, regional, ethnic, and cultural elements in text
- Interpretation - able to interpret accurately. The ability of consecutive interpretation is needed, but on rare occasions simultaneous interpretation maybe required. Needs to have a good understanding of one of more regional dialects.
- Transcription - Review audio or internet materials, transcribes with high degree of accuracy and expression. Must posses excellent English-language written communication skills for preparing reports.
- Ability to identify and accurately summarize factual points as well as abstract concepts.
- Must possess computer skills: including MS Office, to be able to produce written translations and products sufficient internet skills that will allow basic research the Web.
- Excellent English language skills verbal communication skills to present briefings
- Must be a US Citizen
- Active TS/SCI Clearance with adjudicated Polygraph
- Ability to pass an advanced English testAbility to score ILR Level 3 or higher on target language translation testAbility to deploy - active passport - this is a Travel Only Role.
- Minimum five (5) years' professional experience conducting translation, transcription, translation, and/or interpretation
- In-depth knowledge of the geopolitical, regional, ethnic, and cultural components of target language geographical areas
- Master use of MS Office and internet research
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