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Potential request for translation quotes from freelance translators (no agencies please)
Japanese > English: Full-time Translation Quality Associate needed in Mumbai, India
Work Profile:
Designation: Full-time JP-EN Translation Quality Associate
Location: Crimson office in Mumbai, India
Department: Editorial Research & Consultation (ERC)
Reports to: Manager, ERC
Works with:
• Senior Associates in the ERC team
• JP-EN Translation Technical Expert
• Translation Project Coordinators
Description:
The JP-EN Translation Quality Associate will be involved in improving our translation quality. This makes the position challenging and is ideal for those who are interested in continual learning and self-development while playing their role.
We are looking for candidates who would enjoy working in a challenging environment, interact with professionals on an international level, have the enthusiasm and ambition to be a part of a quality conscious team that delivers high-quality translation assignments, and want to be part of an organization where technology is the core of everything we do.
Eligibility Criteria:
• Should have minimum 2 to 3 years of experience in Academic Translation
• Should hold at least a bachelor's degree in any field
• Should be native Japanese/English with proven Japanese skills
• Expertise in academic subjects
• Certifications in translation and/or academic translation would be preferred
How to apply:
To apply, please e-mail your CV and a Cover letter to recXXX@XXXus.com
Language pair(s)
Japanese
> English
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