Certified Deaf Interpreter - Deaf Interpreter
contextglobalWashington (DC)
Certified Deaf Interpreter - Deaf Interpreter
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contextglobalWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Join to apply for the Certified Deaf Interpreter - Deaf Interpreterrole atContextGlobal Inc. Context Global is a dynamic communications agency committed to providing the highest quality translation and interpreting services for our customers. We pride ourselves on being a quality‑focused, customer‑first agency that bridges all language and communication needs through a diverse and highly qualified team.
Responsibilities:
Provide effective communication facilitation between multiple parties, working with hearing interpreter teams.
Match the variety of linguistic needs present in the greater ASL community.
Understand cultural and linguistic differences between communities and respond accordingly.
Expectations:
Submit time sheets, invoices, and paperwork on time and as required.
Demonstrate superior interpersonal skills.
Adhere to the RID Code of Professional Conduct.
Requirements:
Culturally and Linguistically Deaf.
Fluency in American Sign Language and written English.
RID Certified Deaf Interpreter or comparable experience.
Self‑motivated and well organized.
Benefits:
Competitive rates.
Net 30 payments.
Direct deposit.
Tailored job assignments (no blast emails).
Job Details
Seniority level: Entry level.
Employment type: Contract.
Job function: Information Technology.
Industry: Translation and Localization.
Location: Washington, DC.
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