Remote Translator Jobs

The results below use the “Translator” title filter, which can include translation-related roles as well as translator positions. Check the language pair, location rules, contract type, and pay basis on each listing before applying.

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Japan / China / Global / Canada / HefeiChina / NagoyaJapan / Oosaka+9 more locationsFull-TimeTranslation & LocalizationPosted
  • Translate biology and chemistry patent documents from English to Japanese.
  • Convey the original meaning in a manner that is readable and understandable to the target audience.
United StatesContractHealthcare translationPosted
  • Translate healthcare and clinical trials documents from English into Samoan with high accuracy.
  • Ensure use of correct medical and clinical terminology in line with industry standards.
  • Work with client-provided Trados packages and follow project-specific guidelines.
  • Maintain confidentiality of sensitive medical content.
  • Deliver translations within the agreed deadlines while maintaining quality standards.
United StatesContractMedical TranslationPosted
  • Translate technical and medical content from Polish to English
  • Complete translation sample for skills assessment
United StatesContractTranslation ServicesPosted
  • Translate medical documents from Finnish to English.
  • Apply subject matter expertise in medicine to translation projects.
  • Complete translation and SME skills assessment samples.
  • Collaborate with the in-house quality team to maintain translation standards.
United StatesContractTranslation ServicesPosted
  • Translate specialized medical content from Norwegian to English
  • Maintain high quality standards for medical terminology and accuracy
  • Collaborate with the in-house quality team on project deliverables
United StatesFull-TimeTranslation ServicesPosted
  • Translate technical and general medical documentation from Swedish into English.
  • Perform subject matter expert (SME) translation tasks.
  • Complete an assessment sample to demonstrate language and domain proficiency.
  • Collaborate with the in-house quality team to ensure high standards of delivery.
  • Manage project assignments independently as a freelance contributor.
China, JapanContractTranslation and LocalizationPosted
  • Translate patent documents from Simplified Chinese into Japanese
  • Proofread patent documents for accuracy and quality
  • Ensure consistent terminology across Electricity and Chemistry domains
  • Maintain high quality standards for technical patent translations
  • Respond promptly to project communications and availability requests
London, England, United KingdomContractHuman Rights ResearchPosted
  • Write high-quality Burmese translations of analytical reports and products developed by the investigative team.
  • Translate and adapt website content, visual assets, infographics, presentations, and training materials.
  • Upload Burmese versions of analytical reports to the website and ensure correct formatting.
  • Collaborate with the Investigations Manager, Project Coordinator, and Social Media and Website Manager to manage translation requirements.
  • Consult with the Lead Investigator and project team members to ensure technical accuracy and contextual relevance of translations.
  • Report progress and flag concerns to the Social Media and Website Manager and Project Coordinator.
IndiaContractArtificial IntelligencePosted
Marathi Translator
Company:Sigma AI
  • Perform linguistic tasks including categorization, annotation, correction, transcription, evaluation, localization, validation, and content creation.
  • Review and validate audio, video, image, sentence, word, and other language data according to project-specific guidelines.
  • Produce accurate Marathi translations, transcriptions, and written content with excellent spelling, grammar, and linguistic consistency.
  • Participate in conversational interactions and voice-recording activities when required by specific projects.
  • Apply knowledge of linguistic theory, grammar, syntax, and language structure to ensure high-quality outputs.
  • Carefully identify and correct linguistic errors, inconsistencies, ambiguities, and formatting issues.
  • Follow project instructions, quality standards, and deadlines while maintaining accuracy and consistency across assigned tasks.
  • Complete mandatory qualification or project-specific assessments required before participating in assignments.
CanadaContractFinancial ServicesPosted
Translator
Company:Fidelity
  • Provide translation services for Fidelity Clearing Canada in accordance with industry regulations.
  • Review and approve French material in consultation with the Team Manager.
  • Negotiate timelines for translation projects with internal partners.
  • Proofread translations done by external and internal resources to ensure adherence to standards.
  • Conduct in-depth industry terminology research and maintain the internal glossary.
  • Monitor French language trends to ensure content quality.
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What kinds of roles are showing up now?

The visible results use the “Translator” title filter and can include translation-related work rather than only translator positions. Check the language pair, location rules, contract type, and pay basis on each listing.

The filter can include translation, review, localization, transcription, editing, and machine-translation post-editing (MTPE). Some matches are broader translation-related roles, so read the title and description before spending time on an application.

What should you check before applying?

Start with the language pair, subject matter, and work type. Legal, technical, UI/UX, game, marketing, review, transcription, and MTPE roles ask for different proof: sample translations, CAT-tool or post-editing experience, domain vocabulary, subtitling or localization context, reviewer accuracy, or legal terminology.

Remote does not always mean work-from-anywhere. Check the hiring country, time-zone requirements, payment setup, and whether the role is employee, contractor, hourly, monthly, per-word, or project-based.

How should you read salary terms?

Salary visibility varies by employer. Compare the currency and whether pay is hourly, monthly, per word, or per project, then check expected output, deadlines, and revision terms before deciding whether the rate works for you.

How do you screen vague or risky translation offers?

Be careful with listings that promise easy money, hide the company name, skip the language pair, or ask you to pay for training, software, or equipment before explaining the role. A legitimate offer should be clear about the employer, work sample or test expectations, rate basis, deadline process, revision policy, and when sensitive documents are needed.

If a role relies on machine translation post-editing, ask how quality is measured and paid. MTPE can be legitimate work, but it is not the same as original translation; the rate, turnaround time, and quality expectations should reflect that difference.

Where can you look if these translator jobs do not fit?

If the language pair or work type does not fit, return to remote job categories or compare online transcription jobs and remote writer jobs. For location-specific browsing, try international remote jobs; for an employer-led route, see companies hiring remotely; and for compensation context, use remote job salaries.

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