Freelance Translator (English-Turkmen)

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ICSIGaming

United Kingdom. TurkmenistanContractMiddle

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Languages: English, Turkmen

Requirements

Native-level Turkmen speaker with an advanced knowledge of English
Qualified translator: Translation or language-related degree
Qualified translator: Degree in any subject and two years of of full-time professional translation experience
Qualified translator: Five years of full-time professional experience in translating
Exceptional attention to detail
Familiar with CAT tools, including memoQ and other localisation software
Receptive to receiving and acting upon constructive feedback
Ability to organise and manage a number of time-sensitive linguistic tasks

Responsibilities

Translating, proofreading and QA of content from English or Russian to Turkmen
Handling content in highly-regulated industries (iGaming)
Completing linguistic quality assessments of translation samples
Proactive communication with Project Managers, ensuring visibility across all tasks

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