Freelance Game Translator (English to Traditional Chinese - Taiwan)

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Languages: English, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
Experience: Minimum 3 year

Requirements

Excellent written proficiency in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan).
Extensive knowledge of English.
University degree or equivalent professional experience in the translation field.
Minimum 3 years of localization experience.
Gaming localization expertise and/or avid passion for video games.
Proficiency with translation tools (CAT tools).
Experience with translation memory (TM) and terminology management.

Responsibilities

Translate video game assets from English to Traditional Chinese (Taiwan).
Maintain high quality standards for localization deliverables.
Manage terminology and translation memory effectively.
Operate autonomously within a freelance capacity.
Participate in the selection process, including translation tests.

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