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Job Opportunity: Ukrainian Intermittent Language Specialist Position (USCIS)

August 29, 2024

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The Language Services Section with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services currently has a job announcement for an intermittent (as-needed/project-based) language specialist for several languages, including Ukrainian.


Language Specialist, GS-11/12

Office: Public Services Division, Language Services Section

Closing Date: Friday September 6, 2024

Note: This job will close when we have received 200 applications which may be sooner than the closing date.

Area of Consideration: U.S. Citizens – Any position utilizing this announcement will be filled through Direct Hire Authority.

Languages:  Dari, Pashto, Farsi, Ukrainian

Work Schedule: Intermittent

Location: Remote

Job Opportunity Announcement: USAJOBS – Job Announcement

What should I include on my resume?

Announcement shared by:

Steven A. Miller | Language Specialist / Trainer

DHS | USCIS | EXA | OAIS | Language Services Section

Filed Under: Job Opportunities Tagged With: Ukrainian

Casting Call for Ukrainian-Speaking Talent

March 19, 2024

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My name is Vivian Shamma and I work for Jennifer Venditti’s prestigious NYC based casting office JV8INC. We are currently casting an A24 Feature Film Calling The Smashing Machine, starring Dwayne Johnson, and we are looking specifically for authentic UKRAINIAN-TO-ENGLISH FEMALE TRANSLATORS for an important role in the film. Role description is below.

Igor’s Ukrainian Translator: Female. Late 40s-50s, Working alongside famous Ukrainian MMA fighter Igor, as he travels for fights, this Ukrainian translator asks a question about new rules announced for the upcoming tournament. Assertive, patient, and attentive. She is Igor’s eyes and ears. Handles everything effectively and professionally. An eccentric character, wears a suit, big glasses, and funky bead earrings. Must be able to speak fluent Ukrainian and Upper Intermediate English. Role shoots in Vancouver & Tokyo. Talent can be from and based anywhere in the world.

Absolutely no prior acting experience is needed, but it doesn’t hurt if they have it. Time is of the essence, as the film starts shooting May 20th, 2024.  It is a paid role and production would provide travel and accommodations. It’s an exciting project with a prestigious team, and it could be an amazing opportunity for the right person! Please let me know.

Also, I’m attaching the project details to this email (an open call flyer for easy sharing, with open call link), please feel free to share with anyone who may be interested.

Please do not hesitate to ask me any questions. I would love to hop on a phone call to discuss further. I can be reached at 720-431-4977.

Vivian Shamma 

JV8 INC I Casting Assistant

C: 720.431.4977

casting8@jv8inc.com

Filed Under: Specializations Tagged With: Ukrainian

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