American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters

Location: Rockville, Maryland Company: CCI Group Position: ASL Interpreter (On-Call and Ad-Hoc Assignments) Work Arrangement: Primarily On-Site Schedule: Monday through Friday, with flexible assignments based on operational needs About the Opportunity CCI Group is actively recruiting experienced American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters to support the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in Rockville, Maryland. We are seeking skilled, dependable interpreters who are comfortable working in professional federal government environments and providing high-quality communication access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing professionals. This is an excellent opportunity for interpreters interested in consistent federal contract assignments, challenging technical subject matter, and long-term professional relationships. Key Responsibilities Provide accurate and professional ASL/English interpretation during meetings, presentations, training sessions, and daily workplace interactions. Interpret technical and specialized discussions, including scientific, engineering, regulatory, and administrative topics. Support both scheduled on-call coverage and supplemental ad-hoc interpreting assignments. Maintain confidentiality and comply with federal workplace security requirements. Collaborate with interpreting teams to ensure seamless communication access. Requirements Demonstrated professional experience providing ASL/English interpretation. Strong receptive and expressive interpreting skills. Ability to interpret complex discussions and specialized terminology. Experience in federal government, technical, scientific, or regulatory environments is highly desirable. RID certification or equivalent professional credentials are preferred but not mandatory. Ability to meet applicable NRC security, onboarding, and facility access requirements. Reliability, professionalism, and strong interpersonal communication skills. Benefits Competitive compensation based on experience and assignment requirements. Opportunities for ongoing on-call and ad-hoc assignments. Exposure to specialized federal government interpreting environments. Support from a dedicated scheduling and operations team. Opportunities to work alongside experienced ASL interpreters.