- ·English to US Spanish medical translation
- ·At least two years in life sciences translation
- ·XTM or Phrase license provided for project work
All Gigs
- ·You'll translate German into Bosnian for life sciences and clinical trials
- ·You'll provide translation project examples and a language degree or medical certification
- ·English into Ukrainian; native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·You'll translate German into Serbian for life sciences and clinical trials
- ·You'll commit at least 5 hours per week to translation tasks
- ·English into Uzbek (Cyrillic); native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·You'll translate German into Macedonian for life sciences and clinical trials
- ·You'll commit at least 5 hours per week to translation tasks
- ·English into Armenian; native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·You'll translate German into Norwegian for life sciences and clinical trials
- ·You'll commit at least 5 hours per week to translation tasks
- ·English into Estonian; native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·You'll translate German into Estonian for life sciences and clinical trials
- ·You'll commit at least 5 hours per week to translation tasks
- ·English into Georgian; native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·You'll identify translation errors and culturally inappropriate content
- ·You'll provide structured annotations on AI-generated content
- ·English into Kazakh; native level target language required
- ·Approximately 24 hours per month on a remote freelance contract
- ·Lead RQE alignment, reviewer coaching and client arbitration
- ·At least 3 years localizing game video content
- ·NBA gaming transcreation experience required
- ·Dialogue, missions, UI and cutscene subtitles
- ·Check Thai responses against source material
- ·Test Thai feature parity with English
- ·Work on-site with a smartphone and next-generation smart glass
- ·Review prompts, text, multimedia, and voice content using Luxembourgish cultural judgment
- ·Evaluate Luxembourgish text and multimedia for accuracy, clarity, cultural fit, visual quality, and guideline compliance
- ·Native Luxembourgish fluency and strong English are required
- ·Check Traditional Chinese responses against source material
- ·Test Traditional Chinese feature parity with English
- ·Work on-site with a smartphone and next-generation smart glass
- ·Translate between English and your native language
- ·Translation, editing, transcreation and AI review
- ·Graduate qualification or experience pathway
- ·Check Turkish responses against source material
- ·Test Turkish feature parity with English
- ·Work on-site with a smartphone and next-generation smart glass
- ·You'll review multimedia outputs for visual errors and inconsistent style
- ·You'll join calibration and quality assurance sessions for consistent evaluations
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