HSI-Cleared Linguists – Nationwide Travel
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Government
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Language/Bilingual
Interpreter
Overview
Homeland Language Services (HLS) is actively recruiting experienced and federally cleared linguists to support the Department of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). These linguists will assist with high-priority federal cases involving transcriptions, translations, live monitoring, and interpretation services across the United States.
This is a project-based position that requires travel to various assignments nationwide. While some locations may have recurring work, most projects are short-term and vary in duration. This is an excellent opportunity for cleared linguists who are flexible, mobile, and ready to support law enforcement efforts at a moment’s notice. This position is contingent on a contract award from the Department of Homeland Security Investigations.
LocationNationwide (Travel Required)
Employment TypePart-Time & Full-Time Opportunities
Clearance RequiredActive HSI (ICE) Clearance
Job Duties Include- Monitoring and interpreting live and recorded audio
- Transcribing and translating communications
- Supporting federal investigations and case documentation
- Attending Title III briefings as needed
- Maintaining clear communication with program managers regarding availability
- Must hold an active HSI (ICE) clearance
- U.S. Citizenship required
- Proficiency in both English and target language(s)
- At least 1 year of experience in translation, interpretation, or monitoring
- Ability to travel locally and nationally, sometimes on short notice
- Strong attention to detail, organization, and confidentiality
- Familiarity with digital communication intercept systems
- Experience with federal agencies (DOJ, ICE, DEA, etc.)
- Availability for weekend or night shifts as needed
Join a mission-driven team dedicated to national security, accurate communication, and professional service.
Apply today and be part of critical projects that make a difference.
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