However, you do not learn exactly what the job is until you go to school for it (after your clearance is given). There are different areas of intelligence and linguistics is one of the areas. The length of DLI is based upon the language being taught obviously’ the more difficult the language the longer the course. You do have to maintain proficiency and re-test periodically to ensure proficiency. If you pass the course and are qualified (they do have a high wash out rate for some languages), you have to take a test and according to your proficiency in the language you are paid extra money every month for your foreign language proficiency. They are taught the same skills at the same school. The Defense Language Institute ( DLI) is for all four branches. Much of your question lies in what language or what intelligence specialty you would get. While I don’t see an honorable field for civilian employment, it is a stepping stone for furthering your education especially if you are interested in international engineering and business. Military Intelligence is an honorable field worthy for you to pursue. I spent a little time with CIA operatives and was disgusted with the things that they did. I drew the line, however, when the CIA attempted to recruit her and promised to do everything I could to ruin her security clearance. She was already fluent in German (with a Bavarian accent) and went on to learn Serbian and Croatian.īeing a Navy veteran, I was a little disappointed that she joined the army but she did exactly the right thing and went on to Penn State to gain a degree in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Russian Literature. She was sent to an immersion course in Russian and actually lived with a Russian family to polish her skills. Her conclusion was that the Army had the best language program. U.S.When in high school, my youngest daughter researched the same subject. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and hire without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class. Legato, LLC is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. Our IT engineers and security experts are among the top of their field and enjoy working at Legato for its attention to its employees, aggressive compensation, and benefits package and upward mobility possibilities. Legato, LLC is a dynamic small business headquartered in Odenton, adjacent to Ft. "Our team at Legato is a family-first company that is growing every day, and we look forward to finding the best Linguists that will thrive in a government and military environment." ~ CEO
Have the familiarity and ability to conduct oneself in accordance with the local culture and customs.Can conduct consecutive, accurate translations and interpretations of on-going conversations and/or activities.Read, write, and speak clearly while using concise grammar and pronunciation.Support the assigned unit up to 7 days per week for 8 hours per day or more.Able to follow accurately the essentials of conversations between educated native speakers, reasonably make and answer telephone calls, understand radio broadcasts, news stories similar to wire service reports, oral reports, some oral technical reports and public addresses on non-technical subjects.Interacts with government, military, and contractor personnel.You have experience with one or more languages desired by the U.S. Army personnel, other highly skilled linguists and security professionals, government customers, and intelligence analysts. forces engaged in humanitarian, peacekeeping, contingency and combat operations, typically without a well-defined timeframe or quantity for delivery. You will also perform linguistic services in support of U.S.
You will provide interpretation, translation, and transcription services for US Army missions across the globe. Legato, LLC Senior Recruiter Stan Blackwell / 41) would love to speak with you regarding the following position: Linguist (AFRICOM) Djibouti, Somalia, Cameroon, Niger, Tunisia
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