About Us

Founded in 2004, BilingualHire is in the business of connecting organizations with diverse and bilingual talent. We were founded by Oregon State University alumni, Rosa Edith Olivares, Edith Molina and David Molina as RED Consulting Group LLP, a Beaverton, OR-based bilingual recruitment and consulting company. In late 2006, we changed the name to BilingualHire to better reflect our full time move to the internet. BilingualHire is visited by companies/organizations interested in identifying diverse and bilingual talent as well as this pool of talent seeking their next career opportunity. Our blog provides career tips as well as areas of interest for bilingual talent.

To advertise on BilingualHire, visit the advertise page. To submit news or contact us about other issues, visit our contact page.

David Molina – Founder/CEO

David Molina is the founder and CEO of BilingualHire. Previously, Managing Partner of RED Consulting Group LLP, he led recruitment and consulting assignments for dozens of academic institutions, non-profits, clinics, and small businesses. Post-Oregon State University (OSU) he began his career in the non-profit sector helping to close health care disparities in the Latino community working on a variety of special projects and fund development.

A military veteran, Molina enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves at the rank of Private First Class following graduation from community college. In 2004, after receiving his Political Science degree Molina was Commissioned a Second Lieutenant in Infantry through OSU Army ROTC. He served in a variety of company level staff positions in the reserves before being appointed to serve as an Aide to Army Brigadier General Eldon Regua, and mobilized in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom/Enduring Freedom at the Joint Personal Effects Depot. Upon returning to the northwest, Molina served a short assignment during the 2009 Oregon legislative session as Committee Administrator of the House Committee on Veterans’ & Emergency Services.

In addition to BilingualHire, he volunteers his time on a variety of community boards and commissions, including the Oregon Commission on Hispanic Affairs (Facebook), OSU President’s Board of Visitors for Diversity & Community, and OSU Chicano/Latino Alumni. His Google profile is here or here,(LinkedIn), or feel free to say hi over on Twitter or Facebook.

Molina lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, Edith Molina, and their daughter, Maya.