English into Japanese Legal Translator

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South Korea; Remote; China; Japan; Remote - Europe; Tokyo, JapanContractMiddle

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Languages: English, Japanese
Experience: 3 years

Requirements

Minimum 3 years' experience translating and reviewing content in the specified subject matter.
Proficient in all areas of expertise: Legal.
Well-versed in various translation & terminology tools.
Excellent communications skills in English (spoken and written).
Native fluency in target language.
Degree in linguistics, translation or equivalent experience (legal).
Able to follow instructions, eg. character restrictions, etc.
Able to communicate effectively the rationale behind their translation skills.

Responsibilities

Translate content from English into Japanese with original meaning conveyed in a manner that is readable and understandable to target audience.
Follow instructions including translation process and CAT tool usage.
Communicate effectively and response promptly in English.

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