[GAMING] Korean into German Translator
lionbridgeDenver (CO)
About the role
Lionbridge is currently looking for Korean into German Freelance Translators with experience in gaming content.
Your profile:
- Native-level command of KoreanFluent knowledge of GermanStrong linguistic background: a university degree in Translation or Linguistics, or a related field
- Experienced in translating gaming content
- Knowledge of CAT tools, especially memoQWhat we bring
- A long-termfreelance partnership that offers the elasticity to adjust according to your needs
- A variety of projects where your efforts define the tone of a top-tier brand in your industry
- Access to our Community Partners' Learning Platform to expand your knowledge on localization processes and tools
- Around-the-clock support system
- If you meet the above criteria and are interested in joining our team, please register on the link:
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