Localization Project Manager

AcclaroLocalization

Latin America (remote)Full-TimeManager

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

3+ years of experience managing localization projects in a fast-paced, global environment
Hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent professional or military experience
Communicate confidently across cultures and thrive in a client-facing role
Excel at organizing complex workflows while adapting to shifting priorities
Bring a solutions-oriented mindset and proactively address challenges
Are tech-comfortable and familiar with tools like Microsoft Project and project management platforms
Experience with translation memory tools or TMS platforms (preferred)
Hold a PMP certification or similar project management credential (preferred)
Fluent in more than one language (preferred)
Worked with global or multilingual teams and love the complexity of cross-border collaboration (preferred)

Responsibilities

Lead the planning and execution of diverse localization projects, from software to marketing to multimedia, across global markets
Own project quality, timelines, and budgets while proactively managing risk and communication
Act as the primary client liaison for project-related matters, ensuring transparency and trust at every touchpoint
Align cross-functional teams, engineers, linguists, publishers, and more, to deliver seamless localization experiences
Prepare project quotes, allocate resources, and define success metrics tailored to client goals
Provide clear, timely status reports and insights that empower smarter decisions
Collaborate with sales and solutions teams to scope and cost new opportunities
Ensure that all administrative processes related to project delivery are completed with precision

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