US Court Interpreters (all languages) - Contingent upon award
Arlington, Texas, United States of America
Freelance
9 hours ago
Key skills
Communication
About this role
Contingent Upon Award.
Piedmont Global
is a strategic partner for enterprises and public sector organizations, helping clients navigate cross-cultural operations with ease and effectiveness. Our network of professionals offers expertise in over 200 languages, including regional dialects. We provide advisory services, language and cultural expertise, workforce and learning solutions, and tech-enabled platforms, all tailored to meet each client’s needs. Our goal is to reduce risk, improve readiness, and support global expansion with confidence.
Piedmont Global
is looking for
experienced Court Interpreters across the US (all languages; Spanish and Mayan languages are encouraged to apply)
to provide on-call support for clients, assisting with court cases as needed. Interpreters must have the flexibility to work on assignments based on court requirements, with advanced notice typically provided several weeks in advance. Occasional urgent assignments may also arise.
Requirements
Interpreter Functions: • Serve as an Interpreter between a wide range of people with diverse voices, accents, speaking tempos and personalities. • Provide parties with clear and exact interpretations of verbal communication with no additions or omissions. • Provide interpretations of questions, answers, statements, arguments, explanations, and other forms of verbal communication. • Impart thought, purpose, spirit, emotions, and tone of speaker from source language into target language, and vice-versa. • Inform relevant parties of any factor that may hinder your performance. • Comply with applicable ethics and standards. Qualifications:- Certified interpreter (Federal or Court) or at least one year of judicial interpreting experience.
- Proficiency in legal, criminal justice, and immigration terminology in both languages.
- Ability to maintain a professional tone, speed, and pace while interpreting.
- Fluency in both Native language and English, with cultural understanding.
- U.S. citizenship or permanent residency.
- Court Interpreting experience, EOIR, attorneys' offices, depositions, and case proceedings.