NC - German Interpreter - Freelance
choice translatingCharlotte (NC)
NC - German Interpreter - Freelance
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choice translatingCharlotte (NC)
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Junior
About the role
Are you passionate about helping your community? We Need Your Help! Choice Translating is seeking on-site (OSI), video remote (VRI), and over-the-phone (OPI) contractor interpreters for multiple languages to join our team of talented linguists. Location Based in Charlotte, NC for on-site interpreting Open to interpreters in North Carolina or other states for VRI/OPI opportunities
Qualifications:
- Fully bilingual, fluent in German and English
- Technologically proficient (familiar with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, etc.)High school diploma required; college degree preferred
- Eligible to work in the U.S. (Green Card or higher)
- Clean driving record, valid driver's insurance, and reliable transportation
Responsibilities:
- Accurately interpret spoken communication in real-time
- Communicate clearly and professionally in both languages
- Maintain confidentiality and follow HIPAA and interpreter Code of EthicsManage your own flexible schedule and accept appointments as needed
- Provide services on-site, via video (VRI), or by phone (OPI)
- Be punctual, professional, and committed to high-quality work
- Why Join Choice Translating?
- A trusted market leader with 30+ years of experience
- We make a difference in people's lives and give them a voice
- Every day brings new, meaningful challenges
- We provide support to help you succeed
- Join a strong, local support team that values communication and integrity♥ Our Core ValuesDo the right thing
- Be humbly confident
- Commit to excellence
- Treat people like family
- Communicate openly and honestly
- Apply now and help bridge language barriers in your community!
- Visit: www.choicetranslating.com
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