Army Cryptologic Linguist (35P)
Job description
A cryptologic linguist (MOS 35P) in the U.S. Army identifies foreign language communications using signals equipment. The importance of this job is crucial, especially important in combat situations in foreign countries, where the ability to understand communications in other languages. But it involves a lot more than just translating and communicating foreign languages.
- Identifying foreign communications from an assigned geographic area and categorizing signals by activity type;
- Analyzing foreign communication for information to support mission reporting requirements;
- Recognizing changes in transmission modes and tipping the appropriate analytical or intercept authority;
- Providing translation expertise to analysts;
- Operating systems as needed to support signals Intelligence tasking, reporting, and coordination;
- Providing gist, transcription, or translation of foreign communications.
Training:
DLIFLC training is followed by advanced individual training.
Requirements:
- To qualify for a job as a cryptologic linguist, recruits must score a 91 on (ASVAB) in the Skilled Techincal (ST) area. The Army also evaluates recruits on the Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB), to determine how well a native English speaker will be able to learn a new language. The DLAB score indicates the level of difficulty for language training. A DLAB qualifying score of 100 or above is required for this job.
- Security Clearance: Top Secret
- Cryptologic linguist in the Army must be free of color blindness, be U.S. citizens and have a qualifying score on the English Comprehension Level Test. Anyone who has served in the U.S. Peace Corps is not qualified. Recruits must have good voice quality and be able to speak English and an additional language fluently and idiomatically, without accent or impediment. It's not enough just to be able to speak the language, in other words.
- A record of conviction by court-martial or civil court for any offense other than minor traffic violations removes a recruit from eligibility for the position of cryptologic linguist.
- must be between the ages of 17-34
- Similar civilian occupations to cryptologic linguist are interpreters and translators, radio operators, database administrators, computer operators, business operations specialists, and training and development specialists
Thank you!
About ArmyRecruiting Company LYNCHBURG:
US Army Recruiting Company Lynchburg operates out of our headquarters located in Lynchburg, VA. Our area covers a large portion of Central Virginia. We have over 150 jobs within the US Army and Army Reserve, with most offering both part-time and full-time positions!With a competitive salary and benefits, the US army can help you to get real-world experience in the field that YOU CHOOSE, all while helping with the financial burden of college. Gain a competitive edge over your peers with a career in the US Army or US Army Reserve
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