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Court Interpreter resume examples

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Camille G. Brantley

Court Interpreter, Simultaneous consecutive interpretation

San Antonio, TX · (210) 555 0147 · name@example.com · linkedin.com/in/camillegbrantley

Key Qualifications

EXPERIENCE

Eleven years interpreting in state district and federal courts

LANGUAGES

Spanish and English, both directions

SPECIALTIES

Simultaneous and consecutive interpretation, sight translation, trial coverage

SYSTEMS

Remote interpreting platforms, courtroom infrared systems, glossary databases

CREDENTIALS

Federally certified through the Administrative Office of the United States Courts examination

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts in Spanish literature

Executive Summary

Federally certified Spanish court interpreter with eleven years in state district and federal courtrooms. Handles simultaneous interpretation at trial, consecutive interpretation for witness testimony and sight translation of exhibits. Covers roughly 900 proceedings a year and keeps a working glossary of narcotics, immigration and family law terminology.

Signature Achievements

  • Passed the Administrative Office of the United States Courts examination on the first attempt, a result reached by fewer than one in ten candidates.
  • Interpreted 900 proceedings a year across arraignments, plea colloquies, evidentiary hearings and jury trials.
  • Served as lead interpreter on a nine week narcotics trial with a team of three, covering simultaneous work in rotation.
  • Built a 3,400 term glossary of narcotics and immigration vocabulary now shared with the county interpreter pool.
  • Reduced continuances caused by interpreter unavailability by taking on same day coverage for two family court dockets.
  • Mentored six candidates preparing for state certification, five of whom passed the oral examination.

Professional Experience

Court Interpreter

Bexar Judicial District Court Services, San Antonio, TX 2018 to present

Staff interpreter serving eleven district courtrooms with criminal, family and civil dockets.

  • Interpret simultaneously at trial and consecutively for witness and defendant testimony.
  • Sight translate plea agreements, police reports and exhibits at the bench.
  • Cover attorney client conferences and presentence interviews under the interpreter code of conduct.
  • Schedule and brief contract interpreters for overflow dockets and multiple defendant cases.

Contract Interpreter

Alamo Legal Language Services, San Antonio, TX 2014 to 2018

Contract assignments for law firms, immigration counsel and workers compensation carriers.

  • Interpreted depositions, mediations and independent medical examinations.
  • Handled recorded statements where accuracy of the transcript later mattered at hearing.
  • Kept assignment records and invoices for two dozen law firm clients.

Licensure and Certification

Federally certified court interpreter, Administrative Office of the United States Courts

Licensed court interpreter, master level, Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission

Member, National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Literature, University of Texas at San Antonio, 2013

Court interpreter training program, University of Arizona

Core Skills

Simultaneous interpretation · Consecutive interpretation · Sight translation · Legal terminology · Trial coverage · Deposition work · Glossary building · Interpreter ethics · Docket scheduling · Team interpreting

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6 designs, covering Achievement, Editorial, Classic and Minimalist layouts. They all carry the same sections — the difference is the layout, so pick whichever suits how much experience you need to fit on the page.

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