This role requires proficiency in Ukrainian, Danish, and English, with strong oral and written communication skills to facilitate effective interpretation and translation in military and official contexts. The candidate must be capable of simultaneous and consecutive interpretation during training sessions, briefings, and meetings involving Ukrainian authorities and Danish military units. Additionally, the role involves translating written documents such as orders and reports, ensuring accurate and culturally appropriate communication. The position demands an understanding of military terminology and procedures, supported by a targeted interpreter training program lasting approximately four months, which includes linguistic and cultural education, professional ethics, and methodology specific to interpreting. Candidates also undergo a condensed military basic training covering first aid and weapons handling, emphasizing operational readiness and safety. Entry-level candidates must be at least 18 years old, have legal residence and work authorization in Denmark, and have lived in Denmark or another EU/NATO country for the past seven years. The selection process includes a written language test, psychological interview, health examination, physical fitness assessment, and security clearance, highlighting the role's security-sensitive nature. This vocational position offers a meaningful and varied work environment within the Danish Defense, bridging communication between Danish and Ukrainian units, and contributing directly to national security efforts. Salary and pension benefits are provided during training, reflecting the role's professional development focus and operational importance.