Marketing/Creative Translator with Spanish (Freelance)

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localeyesDenver (CO)

Interpreters and Translators Translation and Interpretation Services

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About the role

Job Opportunity This is a remote position. LocalEyes Group is a leading provider of Localization Services to the international computer and software sectors with headquarters in Ireland and subsidiaries in Europe. We work with the world's most innovative companies. We help them to grow and expand in new markets providing experts and cultural awareness. LocalEyes is recruiting freelance talents to be part of its global and growing community of freelancers. We are looking for Freelance translators with Spanish willing to provide translation and localization services in Marketing and IT sectors. For this role, you will be working as part of a dynamic team and in an international environment. Specific responsibilities include marketing and IT translations, linguistic review and QA, checking of terminology consistency through the management of TMs, glossaries and style guides to guarantee the quality of deliverables. Field of expertise: Marketing, IT, Documentation, Transcreation, Computer. This project is ongoing with a start date to be determined (approximately 1 week advanced notice will be given before the first start date).

Location: Remote Schedule: This work is based on project need. Hours can therefore vary and flexibility with a changing schedule is very important. There might be full days of work in a row several times per year. Project Duration: Ongoing Employment Type: Freelance

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