Irish Translator

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Ireland / Spain / Italy / Germany / France / Greece / Romania / United KingdomFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Languages: Irish, English
Experience: 2-4 years

Requirements

University degree in Translation/Applied Languages or equivalent combination of education and experience
Native-level in Irish and English, both written and spoken
2-4 years of experience in translation/localization/editing or content writing
Good understanding of the localization process
Good user experience of standard software, such as Windows and Office applications
Experience with CAT tools
Ability to learn new localization tools and applications quickly
Excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work with tight deadlines
Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers, linguists

Responsibilities

Perform translations in various translation tools for assigned clients and projects
Translate various types of content, e.g. marketing, help, UI, or regulated content
Support the team with copy-edit tasks on selected content types
Master the standard CAT tools and tools associated with translation work
Precisely follow the established translation process and style guides
Improve based on the corrections made by senior team members as well as the client reviewers
Keep track of personal error statistics and work on the weak spots
Take part in the internal trainings and the ones organized by the clients
Meet the KPIs in terms of productivity, on time delivery and quality

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