Language Analyst Development Program – SIGINT Impact

CNSS • National Security Systems; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Are you passionate about using your foreign language skills in support of NSA’s SIGINT mission? This opportunity focuses on language analysis, transcription, translation, and analytic development within the Multidisciplined Language Analysts program.

The LADP lasts up to three years with rotations across offices, training, and formal coursework. Proficiency in ILR 2/2 and related experience are required to be considered for development tracks within the program.

Qualifications

• Minimum ILR reading/listening level 2/2 in the target language.
• At least 1 year of relevant experience in language work or related fields.
• Entry/Developmental to Senior levels require progression through stated experience levels and education as summarized in the job posting.

Responsibilities

• Offer policymakers and military leaders a window into the foreign language world by analyzing, transcribing, and translating key information.
• Research and understand other cultures, how they operate, and how they fit in the larger geo-political context.
• Apply new techniques and develop creative solutions to address analytic problems such as synthesizing large volumes of data from disparate sources.
• Demonstrate a firm understanding of communications and technology trends.
• Craft written and oral assessments that provide unique insights unavailable from other intelligence disciplines.
• Work independently and collaborate with NSA and IC analysts in research, analysis, and reporting.

Job description

Are you passionate about using your foreign language skills in support of NSA’s SIGINT mission? This opportunity focuses on language analysis, transcription, translation, and analytic development within the Multidisciplined Language Analysts program.

The LADP lasts up to three years with rotations across offices, training, and formal coursework. Proficiency in ILR 2/2 and related experience are required to be considered for development tracks within the program.