Want a new Career? Titan is hiring in Iraq forTranslators - GITMO too!

[Pachamama]

Check it out everyone...

I'm sure that now the Justice Dept is launching an investigation into Titan (a subsidiary of Lockheed) they will change their website (http://www.titan.com, so I've copied as much info off their site as possible...One of their "employees" is the so-called "Army Translator" who is alleged to have raped a 15 yr old boy (and it was filmed/photographed)...


Here's a description of their "recruiting page":

"As a member of the Titan team, you will be exposed to the most exciting career adventures situated on the cutting edge of technology. Our broad customer base in both the government and commercial markets provide challenging assignments that will let you use your skills and abilities in a variety of ways. Over the years, our culture has evolved to what it is today -- a community designed by employees who expect to achieve excellence."

"Titan provides an environment that encourages our employees to innovate, design and develop solutions for our customers in a collaborative, highly energized environment."

"The energy and enthusiasm that our employees bring to the workplace creates an exciting place to work with a constant striving for excellence."

YEAH -RAPING KIDS YOU SICK F**CKERS!!! :flip: :puke:

Here is the posted "job description for a "Translator":
http://www.titan.com/careers/list.html?req=3979&callid=2

CAT I Arabic Linguist Iraq

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Location: Iraq Req. No.: TOSG26
Division: Technical & Operational Support Group

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Provide operational contract linguist support to reconstruction efforts in Iraq. Provide general linguistic support for military operations and interpret during interviews, meeting, and conferences. Interpret and translate written and spoken communications. Transcribe and analyze verbal communications. Perform document exploitation. Scan, research, and analyze foreign language documents for key information. Translate and gist foreign language documents. Identify and extract information components meeting military information requirement list criteria. Provide input to reports. Linguists are required to work 12-hour shifts and in excess of 60-hour weeks in order to provide continuous contract linguist support that this 24 x 7 operation requires. Linguists must be available for worldwide deployment as the mission dictates.
Minimum required: Native proficiency in the Arabic/Iraqi dialect, (Interagency Language Roundtable skill level 4-5). Must be capable of providing idiomatic translations of non-technical material using correct syntax and expression from English to the native language or vice versa; ability to conduct consecutive, accurate translations/interpretation of on going conversations/activities; must be capable of providing cultural social, ethnic context of translations and interpretations, and advise supported organization on the cultural, social and ethnic significance of conversations, situations, documents, etc., in one or more Iraqi cultural traditions and or regions; must be familiar with the local culture, conduct oneself in accordance with local customs, and deal unobtrusively with the populace; must be familiar with and adhere to U.S. Army standards of conduct and the laws of the host nation in performing work assignments; must have good interpersonal skills and ability to work as part of a civil-military team in an unstructured environment; must be willing and capable to live and work in a harsh environment. Desired: University degree from accredited North American or European university.

Here's a job listing for Gitmo (note the "security clearance requirement"):
CAT III Pashto Linguist

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Location: Guantanamo, Cuba Req. No.: OAT451
Division: Technical & Operational Support Group

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Job Description:
Provide operational contract linguist support to U.S. Army Criminal Investigative Division (CID) operations in Guantanamo, Cuba. Support CID interrogations and interviews of detainees. Interpret and translate written and spoken communications. Transcribe and analyze verbal communications. Perform document exploitation. Scan, research, and analyze foreign language documents for key information. Translate and gist foreign language documents. Identify and extract information components meeting CID information requirement list criteria. Provide input to reports.Linguists are required to work 12-hour shifts and in excess of 60-hour weeks in order to provide continuous contract linguist support that this 24 x 7 operation requires.
Background and Experience: (including education, skills, work activities)
(a) Minimum required:
An excellent command of Pashto, as well as strong verbal and written American English skills (grammar, vocabulary, idioms, spelling) because linguist work products are prepared in English. A 4/4 (i.e., native) or higher Pashto listening/reading comprehension rating according to the ILR scale and as measured by the DLPT or comparable language test vehicle. Must be a male U.S. citizen who holds a current U.S. passport. Must possess a TOP SECRET security clearance or be clearable to TOP SECRET. Must be willing to travel/work in local to Naval Air Station Guantanimo Bay. Ability to deal unobtrusively with the local populace. Familiarity with and ability to conduct oneself in accordance with the local culture and customs. Willingness to work shifts and extended hours in support of 24 x 7 Operations. Must be able to live and work in a harsh environment.
(b) Desired:
A pre-existing SECRET or TOP SECRET security clearance. A thorough knowledge of cultural, economic, geopolitical, and military issues of the Mid East and Arab-speaking countries within that region. Previous operational experience as linguist in support of government operations. An ability to operate standard and specialized office automation equipment to process foreign language material.



I AM SO ANGRY TO THINK OUR TAX $$$ GO TO THESE HIRED TORTURERS!!! HOW CAN THIS BE LEGAL?

[gratuitous]

1. Some handy phrases to learn

"We have your son/daughter/wife/brother/mother in custody."

"Tell us what we want to know."

"You're only making it worse for yourself."

"Private, turn on the electricity."

"Renounce Allah, praise Jesus."

"Have a pork rind."

[Pachamama]

2. About "Titan Corp"...Publicly Traded (TTN) & $2Billion in annual Revenue

They describe themselves as follows:
http://www.titan.com/about /

Founded in 1981 and headquartered in San Diego, California, The Titan Corporation is a leading provider of comprehensive information and communications products, solutions, and services for National Security and the Security of our Homeland. Serving the Department of Defense, intelligence agencies, and other government customers. Titan is a public company and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TTN.

Titan's business focus includes:

Homeland Security and War on Terrorism;

C4ISR - Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance - developing and supporting the systems of today and tomorrow for the United States and Allied Militaries and defense related agencies in order for them to carry out their assigned missions;


Transformational Programs - which complement C4ISR systems, The Titan Corporation, in the spirit of the Department of Defense’s thrust to transform the United States Military, plays a vital role in developing systems that meet or exceed the stated operational requirements on an accelerated time schedule at an affordable price; and,


Enterprise Information Technology - working as a partner with its customers, Titan provides large end-to-end enterprise IT solutions. These solutions enable seamless connectivity from the strategic to the tactical level of a customer’s critical enterprise.

With approximately 12,000 employees and annualized sales of approximately $2.0 billion, Titan holds to the strong ethical values expressed in its operating principles and its business strategy. The company is proud that dedicated and talented employees have chosen to work at Titan and together create value for the corporation's shareholders.

[Pachamama]

3. Titan's "Code of Ethics"

In the words of their CEO:

My favorite Quote is:

"Many of the qualities we have come to expect in the way of moral and responsible behavior as an employee and a company are simply principles of good common sense. Current laws and regulations that govern our actions express these principles of common sense into written and prescribed rules of conduct. On the other hand, what may appear to be acceptable conduct or behavior using common sense principles may sometimes be in direct violation of laws and regulations for complex reasons."

Here's their downloadable Ethics Booklet:

http://www.titan.com/about/governance/ethics/content.html?g=operating&select=3.1
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http://www.titan.com/about/governance/ethics/index.html?select=3.1

Titan is very proud of its reputation for excellence and commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards. As always, Titan's ultimate success in both of these areas begins and ends with our greatest resource: our team of highly qualified and talented employees.

All of Titan employees share certain core values. The quality of our performance on state-of-the-art development and applications of technology for our many customer requirements is outstanding. We continue to be a dynamic and innovative company with a unique pool of talent that enables us to create, build, and launch new technologies and new companies.

We all must remember, however, that everything we do is dependent upon each individual's commitment to quality and the knowledge that no true success is achieved at the expense of compromising behavior. As part of our day-to-day work, we must be continuously aware of our moral responsibilities and obligations to our many customers, suppliers, subcontractors, fellow employees, and communities in which we do business. We can never take these things for granted.

Many of the qualities we have come to expect in the way of moral and responsible behavior as an employee and a company are simply principles of good common sense. Current laws and regulations that govern our actions express these principles of common sense into written and prescribed rules of conduct. On the other hand, what may appear to be acceptable conduct or behavior using common sense principles may sometimes be in direct violation of laws and regulations for complex reasons.

This booklet was prepared as an aid in promoting a clearer understanding of the scope and content of the many rules and regulations with which we must comply.


Gene W. Ray
Chairman &
Chief Executive Officer

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4. Here's another Gitmo job

CAT I Uyghur Linguist


Location:
Guantanamo, Cuba
Req. No.:
OAT536

Division:
Technical & Operational Support Group
 
 



Provide operational contract linguist support to Joint Task Force-160 detainee operations at Camp X-ray, Naval Air Station Guantanamo, Cuba. Support the full range of day-to-day activities involving interaction between Camp X-ray military police force and support personnel with Camp X-ray detainees. Interpret and translate written and spoken communications. Review written correspondence, performing document exploitation. Scan, research, and analyze foreign language documents for key information. Translate and gist foreign language documents. Identify and extract information components that meet the criteria contained in the information requirements lists. Provide input to reports.
Background and Experience: (including education, skills, work activities)
(a) Minimum required:
An excellent command of Uyghur, as well as strong verbal and written American English skills (grammar, vocabulary, idioms, spelling) because linguist work products are prepared in English. A 4/4 (i.e., native) or higher Uyghur listening/reading comprehension rating according to the ILR scale and as measured by the DLPT or comparable language test vehicle. Must be a male U.S. citizen who holds a current U.S. passport. Must undergo a favorable U.S. Army Counterintelligence screening interview. Must be willing to travel/work local to Naval Air Station Guantanamo, Cuba. Ability to deal unobtrusively with camp personnel and detainees. Familiarity with and ability to conduct oneself in accordance with the Central Asian culture and customs. Willingness to work shifts and extended hours in support of 24 x 7 Operations. Must be able to live and work in a harsh environment.
(b) Desired:
A SECRET security clearance. Secondary language skills in Turkish or Uzbek. Auxiliary skills in related languages, to include: Russian, Tadjik, Georgian, Persian Farsi, and Urdu. A thorough knowledge of cultural, economic, geopolitical, and military issues of the Mid East and Arab-speaking countries within that region. Previous operational experience as linguist in support of government operations. An ability to operate standard and specialized office automation equipment to process foreign language material.

[ncrainbowgrrl]

5. Ok, so why would a human resources/admin support type need all of this?

Req. No.:TOSG24

Location:

To Be Determined.

(a) Minimum required:
U.S. Army military experience. Sound administrative background. Must be able to type 40 words per minute. Proficiency in Microsoft, PowerPoint, and Excel required. Excellent communications skills. Strong ability to work as a member of a diverse, dynamic team. Outstanding problems solving skills and sound judgement. Strong interpersonal skills. U.S. citizenship and a SECRET security clearance. Willingness to travel and work in various locations Worldwide. Willingness to work shifts and extended hours in support of 24 x 7 operations. Highly flexible. Good physical condition. Must hold a U.S. passport.

(b) Desired:
A thorough knowledge of cultural, economic, geopolitical, and military issues of the Mid East and Arab-speaking countries within that region. Previous operational experience as linguist in support of Government operations. Previous experience managing linguists during Department of Defense operations. An ability to operate standard and specialized office automation equipment to process foreign language material.