Freelance Translator - Basque (Spain)
transperfectDenver (CO)
About the role
Freelance Technical Translators (Retail Consumer Tech Products) TransPerfect is seeking experienced freelance translators for a major project in the Consumer Tech sector. We are establishing a dedicated team of preferred language specialists who will play a key role in delivering high-quality marketing translations for our clients in the coming months. Language Pair: English into Basque (Spain)
Requirements:
Native speaker of the target languages listed above.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
Proven experience translating content in Technical - Software UI and/or Consumer Electronics fields.
Acute attention to detail, spelling, and grammar.
Ability to maintain professionalism under tight deadlines.
Freelance/remote - candidates can be located anywhere in the world.
Please note:
You will be asked to provide proof of relevant translation experience and sign a confidentiality agreement.
Selected candidates will need to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and complete a translation test as part of the recruitment process.
Only applicants who meet the criteria will be contacted.
If your experience matches our requirements, please apply via our portal at https://gateway.transperfect.com and add Jeline Mae Manalo as your internal contact.
After submitting your application, please notify Vendor Manager by email: jmanalo@transperfect.comUse email subject: TransPerfect | Application | English into Basque (Spain) [1210873]We look forward to your application and to working with talented linguists from around the globe!
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