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English > Korean: Reviewer with experience in IT/Marketing, 5-10 hours per week
WANTED: stellar linguists and cutting edge thinkers to change the face of advertising!
Native Korean Linguistic Reviewer with experience in IT/Marketing? We want to hear from you!
Our translation agency is looking for talented reviewers for an exciting, fast-paced program with a high-profile, internationally-renowned client. This is a unique opportunity for anyone looking to collaborate on innovative projects with the most brilliant professionals in the field. Candidates should be available for an initial 5-10 hours per week potentially rising to 20-30 hours of work per week following an assessment period. Experience with transcreation, crowdsourcing and social media strongly preferred.
You are a native Korean speaker with excellent written communication skills, you are a fast learner, excited about adapting to new processes and technologies. You are a natural editor with a maniacal attention to detail and a keen ear for readability across a variety of disciplines, from IT to marketing, from comics to advertising and everything in between.
If this description fits you and you would like to join the team, please email via the TRADUguide quote form.
Specialization required
Software/IT
Language pair(s)
English
> Korean
Native language: Korean
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