My name is Courtney Nixon and I am a recruiter with MEP (Mission Essential Personnel). We currently have a Pashto and Dari linguist position overseas. I've listed the details of the position below and compensation for a one year contract is $210,000/yr! I would also encourage you to browse our website www.missionep.com to find out a little more about us and the companies we work with.

Please do not hesitate to forward this information to any other individuals you feel would be interested in our linguist position. You will receive a referral bonus of $3,500 for every qualified individual you refer that is hired by our company regardless if you pursue the position. If you have any questions or are interested in finding out more about the position please give me a call at 614-416-2345 x1154 or reply by email to Courtney.nixon@missionep.com at your earliest convenience so that we may discuss this opportunity further. I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Requirements:
--Must be a U.S. citizen fluent in speaking Pashto only or Pashto and Dari
-- Must be willing to obtain a security clearance
-- Must be willing to travel overseas, in this case, Afghanistan

Duties:
--Provide operational contract linguist support to U.S. Army operations in Afghanistan

-- Provide general linguistic support for military operations and interpret during interviews, meetings, and conferences
-- Interpret and translate written and spoken communications
-- Transcribe and analyze communications
-- Perform document exploitation
-- Scan, research, and analyze foreign language documents for key information
-- Translate foreign language documents
-- Identify and extract information components meeting military information requirements
-- Provide input to reports

Vacation/Leave:
--10 days after 6 months of service (20 days after 1 year of service)

Benefits Package (Aetna Global Benefits):
--Complete Health Care Package for family
-- 401k Retirement Plan

-- Life Insurance
-- Preferred employee status for future position with MEP (based on availability)