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LocalEyes Group is seeking a German Transcreator and Linguist to join our international linguistic team. The role involves translating, localising and transcreating IT and marketing content from English into German, with responsibilities including linguistic review, terminology management, and coordination across the German team.
The position is remote, with potential on-site work at client offices and periodic travel.
This is a remote position. The Company: LocalEyes Group is a leading provider of Localization Services to the international computer and software sectors, with headquarters in Ireland and subsidiaries in Europe. LocalEyes is recruiting a German transcreator and linguist to become a stable member of our dedicated linguistic Teams. The Role: 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 and/or trancrestions, linguistic review and QA, checking of terminology consistency through the management of TMs, glossaries and style guides to guarantee the quality of deliverables plus linguistic guidance and coordination across the German Team. As a member of our German linguistic team, you’ll also have the chance to work on-site at the offices of our clients, bringing your talent and contributing to brands who make thedifference. You will translate, localise and transcreate IT and Marketing content from English into German.
Additional: Knowledge of CAT tools, PEMT, Mac and iPhone technologies a distinct advantage
Job title : German Transcreator and Linguist Field of expertise: IT and Marketing translation Location: Remote work Position Start: July/August 2022 Work duration: Ongoing Availability: TBD - Potentially targeting at 30 hours per week TBD all around the year plus full availability for on-site work four times per year for two to four weeks in a row Contract: Contractor (freelancer) Originally posted on Himalayas