(Your) Native Language Survey Participant
choice translatingDenver (CO)
(Your) Native Language Survey Participant
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choice translatingDenver (CO)
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About the role
Linguist Survey Contributor TravelingBrand is a division of Choice Translating Inc., a language services company based in the USA. We provide linguistic survey reports for ongoing branding projects. This posting is for a remote contract opportunity for a linguist survey contributor. We are expanding our pool of individual freelance linguists and asking if you would like to receive our surveys. Here's more about our projects: We evaluate potential brand names for various linguistic attributes, which vary by survey type, such as verbal similarities, ease of pronunciation, evocations, brand associations, and negative connotations. The ideal candidate would also be passionate about graphic design with knowledge of the meanings of symbols and colors in their culture. This awareness might impact the potential brand names and/or their accompanying logos, which may also be evaluated. The surveys are in different formats based on clients' needs. For success, we require the candidate: Be native in the language and live in the mother tongue area Be familiar with the country's culture, slang, and colloquial words Be acquainted with well-known businesses and brands in the country Preferably at least five years of experience using the language at a linguistic and/or higher education setting such as a university Please submit your CV/resume in English, and feel free to explain your language experience. If your qualifications match our needs, we'll contact you to learn more about your fit for this position. I appreciate your interest in working with us, and have a great day! Kind Regards, Traveling Brand
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