Summarizing/Gisting while drawing upon linguistic or cultural expertise.Monitoring published, online and broadcast media while identifying relevant content.Collection from published, online and broadcast media.Must possess an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.Work will be performed during ordinary hours (e.g., 8-5) in an ordinary work week (Monday-Friday).The linguist will translate selected technical documents upon request.The linguist will conduct supplementary research from foreign language sources on equipment and technologies identified.
RUSSIAN LINGUIST FEDERAL JOB FULL
The linguist will conduct specialized collection of Science and Technology publication articles and patent applications, including full source-language text, in response to government guidance.You will be responsible for supporting a government agency and your office with translation, transcription, and/or interpretation services. We are actively hiring a Russian Linguist to join our team working in Reston, VA. We see this as a significant strength, and it shows: ATS is consistently ranked as a top workplace among DC area firms and continues to grow. We are an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) company, which is uncommon within our business sector. 'The war is terrible, but especially now it is important to explore all aspects of the interesting and rich history of Russian as well as Ukrainian.Acclaim Technical Services, founded in 2000, is a leading language and intelligence services company supporting a wide range of U.S. It is also the language of the poetry and literature of Russian writers and poets in exile such as Maxim Osipov, who is a guest lecturer in the Leiden programme. Russian is not only Putin’s language it is also the language of Ukrainians and of people resisting Russia’s actions inside and outside Russia. 'It is terrible that people like Putin abuse something like language for political purposes. 'The diversity of languages within Ukraine seems to me to be a richness that should be welcomed.' At the same time, he understands the position Ukrainians currently find themselves in. It gives Ukrainians extra reason to strongly emphasise the Ukrainian identity, by favouring Ukrainian above Russian, for example.' 'That’s not surprising, as Russia has often denied Ukrainian identity. 'That change shows the symbolic values Ukrainians attach to speaking one language or the other,' says Fortuin. Although Russian-speaking Ukrainians feel as connected to their country as other Ukrainians, more and more seem to choose to switch completely to Ukrainian. Ten years later, the position of Russian is once again under a magnifying glass due to the large-scale invasion. 'This reinformed the status of Ukrainian, but at the expense of Russian.' Symbolic values For instance, the compulsory language in primary education changed to Ukrainian and radio stations were only allowed to play a limited number of records in Russian.
'By passing language laws, among other things, the government aimed to increase cohesion within the country,' Fortuin says. To avoid that disaster scenario, the Ukrainian government decided to strengthen the position of the Ukrainian language and culture. 'But language plays a crucial role in the idea of national identity.' Only Russian remains,' Professor Egbert Fortuin explains.
The country is under a total Russian sphere of influence and there Belarusian has more or less disappeared completely. At the same time, Russia also spread aggressive anti-Ukrainian propaganda among the Russian-speaking population. In that year, Russia annexed Crimea and installed pro-Russian separatists in Russian-speaking eastern Ukraine. In fact, a large part of the population mastered both languages. The two languages coexisted alongside one another and intermingled without any problems. This was the case, for instance, in the Donbas in the east, but also in major cities like Kiev. Even after the country declared independence in 1991 and Ukrainian was the only official language, Russian remained the most widely spoken language in several areas. Ukrainian was suppressed to varying degrees by the government. Children were therefore taught in Russian and all government affairs were handled in that language. Until the fall of the Soviet Union, it was the country's official language. The Russian language plays an important role in Ukraine's history.
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