Freelance Translator with Turkish - Marketing and IT

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Languages: Turkish, English

Requirements

Native in Turkish
Degree in Applied Linguistics, Translation or equivalent experience
IT skilled with knowledge and experience of SDL Studio
Experience with CAT tools
Preferred experience as a translator specialized in translation and proofreading of Marketing and IT
Editorial and/or journalistic skills
Up-to-date with language and terminology trends
Excellent written and spoken English
Familiar with US American culture and pop culture
Obsessed by detail
Quality-driven
Passion for languages
Understanding and attitude to work within a confidential environment
Able to work in a fast paced, demanding environment
Able to manage multiple changes in project priorities and tight deadlines
Available to travel as the business calls
Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
Good availability, potentially at least 4 hours per day
Quick response times

Responsibilities

Provide translation and localisation services in Marketing and IT sectors
Perform marketing and IT translations
Conduct linguistic review and QA
Check terminology consistency through the management of TMs, glossaries and style guides
Guarantee the quality of deliverables

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