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About · Our Team

Get to know our linguists.

Every member of our team matters to us. Our linguists are dedicated to their craft. Years of education and continued training keep them current with industry standards.

How we choose your linguist

We don’t hand your project to whoever is free. We match it to a linguist whose language pair, credentials, and subject-matter background fit the work. Here is the bar every Fox linguist clears.

  1. Credentialed to the setting

    State court certification, medical interpreter credentials, ATA certification, RID/NIC for ASL. We match the credential to the setting, and where a language or setting has no formal certification path we hire on demonstrated experience instead. Whatever we claim for your project, we have verified.

  2. Matched to the pair

    They need a working command of both languages and the dialect your client actually speaks, so nothing gets lost between the words.

  3. Matched to the subject

    A courtroom docket, an IEP meeting, a surgical consult, an engineering spec. We assign linguists who already know the vocabulary and the protocol.

  4. Current and continuing

    Credentials stay active and training continues. The standards in public-sector work keep moving, and our linguists move with them.

The people behind the work

These are linguists on the Fox team. The roster is larger; we match by language pair, credentials, and setting.

130+
Written languages
260+
Interpreted languages
ASL
Legal & medical credentialed

Credentials we hire to

Depending on the work, and where a formal certification path exists, we match a linguist holding credentials like these:

Work with our team

Need a specific language or specialization?

Tell us about your project. Language pair, subject matter, deadline. We’ll match you with the right linguist for the work.

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