Spanish Interpreter & Intelligence Specialist

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culmen internationalTucson (AZ)

Interpreters and Translators Translation and Interpretation Services

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About the role

Culmen International is seeking a bilingual Spanish Linquist/Translator to support operations in Tucson, Arizona. This is a talent pipeline requisition for future opportunities. Qualified candidates will be contacted when a position becomes available.

Responsibilities: Provide Spanish-language simultaneous and consecutive interpretation for meetings and operational coordination. Provide written translation and review of analytic, operational, and intelligence products. Provide interpretation support at the General/Flag Officer and Senior Executive Service (SES) level. Operate Sennheiser (or equivalent) interpretation equipment. Translate technical documents containing military, intelligence, and law enforcement terminology. Maintain engagement records and translation/interpretation activity logs. Provide an Intelligence Specialist with the principal place of performance in Tucson, Arizona (JIATF-CC), to serve as SME, Intelligence Plans, Programs and Systems, with knowledge of CTOC operations. Assist in the development of intelligence planning, intelligence systems architecture requirements, and intelligence training.

Qualifications: Minimum Level 4 (Full Professional Proficiency) in both reading and speaking, as measured by the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT), Foreign Service Institute (FSI) scale, or equivalent Government-recognized assessment. Documentation of proficiency shall be provided to the Government upon request. Bachelor's degree from a college or university. Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

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