NATIVE SPANISH LINGUIST VERIFICATION

With over 500 academic and support staff, we teach and conduct research in the fields of history and art, languages and cultures, and linguistics and communication, using innovative methodologies and working in close collaboration between the disciplines. The Faculty of Arts is committed to knowledge production with a significant scientific and social impact.

You have a good command of Dutch, or you are willing to master Dutch at C1 level within 18 months.

You hold a Cambridge Certificate (CPE2 level) in English or equivalent, or you are committed to obtaining this certificate within 18 months (part of your teaching duties will be in English).

Spanish is your native language, or you speak Spanish at near-native level.

You have a formal university teaching qualification (UTQ), or are committed and able to obtain one within two years.

You have administrative and organisational skills.

You have experience in teaching non-native speakers at an academic level and have experience with second language acquisition and relevant innovative teaching methods in this field.

You have demonstrable experience in providing university education at different levels and have experience in the supervision of Bachelor’s and Master’s theses.

You have an international network of contacts in academia as well as with stakeholders in your field, and the ambition to fulfil a leadership position in your field.

You have the ability to attract external research funding.

You have a focus on language variation and preferably additional expertise in second language acquisition.

Your research is based on data collected from native speakers.

You have a track record of international high-profile scholarly publications.Candidates from underrepresented groups are especially invited to apply. The Faculty of Arts at Radboud University is committed to diversity and inclusivity. You will cooperate with academic staff in research activities and will participate in committees and/or project groups within the department, CLS or faculty. You will seek external funding and will be active in public engagement activities. You are a productive and active researcher, who conducts empirical research on language variation and publishes in international high impact journals. Your research will be conducted at the Radboud Centre for Language Studies (CLS). You will be closely involved with the organisation of the Hispanic Studies programme and assist in shaping its future trajectories. You will be teaching BA and MA courses in Spanish linguistics and second language acquisition (Spanish, English and Dutch) supervise undergraduate students writing their BA or MA theses, participate in educational support activities such as tutoring and actively contribute to curriculum development. You are an inspiring teacher with a strong international research profile who demonstrates a global perspective on current academic and societal developments. As an assistant professor you will be part of the Hispanic Studies section of the department of Modern Languages and Cultures at the Faculty of Arts and participate in its educational programme at all levels. Candidates must be able to support the program 24/7 when on travel.Are you an experienced teacher and researcher with expertise in Spanish linguistics, language variation and preferably second language acquisition? And are you enthusiastic about working in an academically challenging and inclusive work environment, where creativity and initiative are valued? Then you have a part to play as assistant professor.The Hispanic Studies section of Radboud University is looking for an Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics with expertise in language variation and preferably additional expertise in second language acquisition. Travel OCONUS on a TDY basis is a requirement for some of the languages under this program. A background in media production or research in media trends and analysis.Masters degree in a related field or MBA.An active TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph.Acceptance for this opportunity is dependent upon meeting all qualification/selection criteria.

NATIVE SPANISH LINGUIST VERIFICATION

Upon successful verification of the above minimum qualifications and job description criteria, candidates will be processed for a TS/SCI and polygraph.

Minimum of 3 years of experience in Spanish translation and interpretation.

Bachelors Degree (ideally completed in native country).

Candidates must possess excellent English written and verbal communication skills.

Candidates must possess native or near native competency in Spanish.

Ability to obtain TS/SCI security clearance.Blogging, content management, editing, language training, monitoring, quality control, scanning, selection, subject matter expertise, summarizing/gisting, terminology management, and translation related services.

Native spanish linguist