Freelance English to Kyrgyz Song Translator (US-based)
iyunoNew York (NY)
Freelance English to Kyrgyz Song Translator (US-based)
Posted 2 days ago
iyunoNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Iyuno is a global entertainment technology and localization company serving the world's leading entertainment studios in dubbing, subtitling and media services with 67 offices across 34 countries. We provide end-to-end global media services that enhance global storytelling through expert fluency, a seamless and secure experience and connected network. A technology trailblazer with grounded core values cantered around quality and simplicity in an ever-changing industry. Using its sophisticated in-house technology for all product and service offerings. With over 35 million subtitles and 10 million dubbed minutes of content in 100+ languages, Iyuno is focused on connecting people and connecting content to the world. If content localization and entertainment are your passion, then this may be the job for you. We would like to welcome you to join us while we grow to connect video and people. To find out more about Iyuno, please visit our official .
Job Description: Translator: Translate English songs into the target language.
Qualifications:
- Native or Native-like level of proficiency in English and Kyrgyz with a good command of both colloquial and written English and Kyrgyz.
- Attention to detail and accuracy in translation.
- Previous experience in translation or proofreading is preferred.
- Positive, can-do spirit, proactive, result-driven, and resourceful
- Willing to learn new things and enjoy new challenges
- Able to work in a fast-paced environment and within limited time constraints.
Conditions:
Resides in United States.
Note:
This freelance position is for pooling, and job availability and frequency may vary depending on client's needs. If you wish to apply for the position above, please contact us at and include "US-based Freelance Translator - Kyrgyz" in the subject line. Thank you in advance for your consideration!
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