Localization QA Specialist – English
meituDenver (CO)
About the role
Why We Need You: We’re on the hunt for a native English speaker to join our localization crew. You’ll be the human voice that makes our AI-powered imaging and design apps feel effortlessly natural in English-speaking markets — because even the smartest AI needs a real person to catch the subtle stuff and bring the right vibe. If you’re the kind of person who notices a misplaced comma from across the room and gets a kick out of making tech feel truly local, let’s talk.
What You’ll Do:
UI Copy Refinement: Proofread and refine AI-translated copy across buttons, dialogs, notifications, settings, and other UI elements to nail accuracy, flow, consistency, and a tone that feels natural for English-speaking users. In-App Linguistic QA: Run in-app linguistic QA — verify translations display correctly, catch truncation, layout quirks, context slips, and anything that might read as culturally off or awkward. Cultural Alignment: Review in-app copy to make sure it aligns with local language habits, user expectations, and cultural norms, flagging content that feels unnatural or insensitive. Marketing Localization: Translate, review, and localize marketing content like promos, App Store listings, push notifications, in-app campaigns, and social media posts so they resonate with local audiences. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Team up with product, design, and engineering to spot localization issues early and push overall quality higher.
Who You Are:
Native Fluency: Native English speaker with a rock-solid command of grammar, idiomatic expressions, and cultural intuition. Hands-On Experience: 1+ year of hands-on localization, UI translation, or linguistic QA experience for apps, software, or websites. Sharp Detail Orientation: Sharp eye for translation flubs, term inconsistencies, UI truncation, formatting hiccups, and cultural mismatches — you genuinely care about polish and getting every detail right. UI/UX Awareness: Comfortable with UI/UX fundamentals like character limits, responsive layouts, and how translated text behaves inside different interface components.
Transcreation Skills:
Strong copywriting and transcreation skills — you can adapt marketing copy while keeping the brand’s voice, tone, and intent intact. Nice-to-Haves: Familiarity with CAT tools and AI-assisted translation workflows. Background or strong interest in AI, imaging, or photo editing apps.
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