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| Job Opportunities
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 Job Opportunities |
 HQ DTRA, Ft. Belvoir, Virginia |
 Inspection & Escort missions - Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Interpreter/Sensor Operator flights - Open Skies Treaty Cooperative Threat Reduction (Nunn-Lugar Program) Missions Ad Hoc missions for various U.S. Government offices Plutonium Production Reaction Agreement missions |
| DTRA Europe, Darmstadt, Germany |
| Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty inspections Vienna Document (1999) missions Dayton Accord (Art IV) missions |
| San Francisco Field Office, Travis AFB, California |
| Escort missions - Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty |
| TDY assignments to support U.S. Embassies in: |
| Moscow |
| Kyiv |
| Astana |
| Tashkent |
| Tbilisi |
| Baku |
| Special Assignments (PCS) |
| Recruiter, HQ DTRA, Ft. Belvoir, Virginia |
| DTRA Liaison to DLI, Monterey, California |
| American Embassy, Moscow |
| American Embassy, Kyiv |
| Hiring Process |
 Personal Interview (in English) |
| Language Evaluation (Acceptable/Not Acceptable) |
| Packet Submission & Review |
| Language ability tracked until arrival at course (DLI) |
| Final language eval: 3 months prior to course start |
| On-line language training via Blackboard |
| Pre-Requisites |
| Russian Arms Control Speaking Proficiency Course (RACSPC) at the |
| Defense Language Institute, Monterey, California |
| 47-week course |
| Emphasis on speaking |
| Interpreting techniques |
| Interpreting excursions |
| Graduation criteria (3/3/2+) |
| Fully accredited course (18 college credits) |
| Additional Benefits |
| Superior Language Skills |
| Diplomatic Passport |
| Special Duty Pay ($150 mo. once certified by division) |
| Civilian Clothing Allowance |
| Unparalleled opportunities for duty in FSU |
| Excellent quality of life |
| Individual cubicle with computer and phone |
| Clean, modern work environment |
| Great experiences to share with friends and family |
