World Wide Language Resources, Inc. Work Values

Daily Duties at World Wide Language Resources, Inc.:

Translated and advised for a Joint Special Operations Task Force in Support of Operation Enduring Freedom as a DoD private contractor. Provided precise linguistic support in a timely manner and assisted intelligence analysts with cultural insights that led to greater clarity and understanding. Interpreted hard and soft copy documents, technical manuals, audio and video forensic data containing culturally relevant, time-sensitive material.

What they like about World Wide Language Resources, Inc.:

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Tags

Security Clearance, Translator, Linguist, Intelligence, Analyst, Arabic, Excel, Cultural Advisor, Iraqi Specialist

Skills

•Extensive knowledge of Middle Eastern history, culture, customs, religion, and politics gained from over 3 years of experience in the Middle East and an academic degree in Middle Eastern Studies., •Socially gregarious and outgoing. Strong interpersonal skills with an ability to build collaborative relationships and work respectively within a diverse organizational structure., •Indefatigable work ethic demonstrated by countless 36 hour shifts in Iraq that were completely voluntary and not monetarily compensated, but crucial to completing the mission’s objective., •Passionate about exceeding the customer’s needs with accurate and informative translation. Mission-focused and eager to seek out new ways to better serve the client., •Highly adaptable to foreign customs, cultures, and austere environments such as Iraq., Exhibited flexibility in working myriad shifts and job descriptions depending upon the mission priority., •Mastery of the Intelligence Community (IC) Standard, which dictates how Arabic names are to be transliterated into English, and an intimate familiarity of the intelligence community protocol for translation., •Worked extensively with Microsoft Excel entering data in both Arabic and English.

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with World Wide Language Resources, Inc.: