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Choice Translating, based in Charlotte, NC, is seeking German-English interpreters for on-site, video remote (VRI), and over-the-phone (OPI) assignments. This is a contracted, part-time opportunity with flexible scheduling to fit your availability.
Ideal candidates are fully bilingual in German and English, have a high school diploma (college degree preferred), can work legally in the U.S., and are comfortable using Google Meet or Microsoft Teams.
We appreciate your interest in working with our teams! Thank you for your interest in joining our team! Choice Translating and TravelingBrand, sister companies, are always on the lookout for passionate, talented individuals. You can explore our current openings and apply for the opportunity that matches your skills and enthusiasm. Return to TravelingBrand's careers page here. Return to Choice Translating's careers page here. NC - German Interpreter - Freelance Charlotte, NC Contracted Interpreting Student (High School) Share
Choice Translating is seeking on-site (OSI), video remote (VRI), and over-the-phone (OPI) contractor interpreters for multiple languages to join our team of talented linguists.
Apply now and help bridge language barriers in your community! Visit: www.choicetranslating.com
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