Deaf Community Advocate & Liaison (ASL Fluent)

BETA Systems International; Frederick (MD); Hybrid; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

BETA Systems International in Frederick, Maryland, seeks an experienced Deaf Community Liaison to support accessibility initiatives and serve as a bridge between the Deaf community and local government and service providers.

This is a part-time, hybrid role focusing on community engagement, advocacy, and resource navigation, using ASL as a key engagement tool. The position emphasizes confidentiality and accessibility and requires connections within the Deaf community.

Qualifications

• ASL fluency required.
• Understanding Deaf culture and ADA accessibility.
• Experience in community engagement or advocacy.
• Ability to work flexible schedule including evenings/weekends.

Responsibilities

• Build trusted relationships with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind community members.
• Conduct one-on-one conversations, small-group discussions, and listening sessions.
• Communicate directly with community members using ASL.
• Serve as a liaison for questions about local government programs and accessibility.
• Help individuals identify departments, programs, and community resources.
• Collaborate with government staff to address community concerns.
• Identify recurring accessibility barriers and suggest solutions.
• Attend community events and outreach activities.
• Coordinate with Deaf organizations and service providers.
• Provide information on Deaf culture, ADA requirements, and effective communication.

Skills

ASL Fluency

Interpersonal skills

Communication

Problem-solving

Job description

BETA Systems International in Frederick, Maryland, seeks an experienced Deaf Community Liaison to support accessibility initiatives and serve as a bridge between the Deaf community and local government and service providers.

This is a part-time, hybrid role focusing on community engagement, advocacy, and resource navigation, using ASL as a key engagement tool. The position emphasizes confidentiality and accessibility and requires connections within the Deaf community.