Freelance Long-Term EN > Traditional Chinese (TW) Life Science translator
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Open worldwide, Nigeria included. No country restriction on this role.
- Where it can be done from
- WorldwidePosting says: “Remote - Worldwide”
- Working hours in Lagos
- No hours requirement stated
- Pay
- Not posted
- Hinted in the posting
- contractor
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About the role
TransPerfect offers remote work worldwide. This role focuses on translating and proofreading documents from English into Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) for clients in multiple sectors, with emphasis on accuracy and timely delivery.
What you'll do
- Translate documents from English to Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) with quality and consistency.
- Proofread and edit translations, ensuring correct terminology and style.
- Collaborate with Project Managers to meet client requirements and deadlines.
- Adhere to confidentiality agreements and complete required tests.
What they're looking for
- Excellent written and verbal English and Traditional Chinese (Taiwan).
- Specialization in relevant fields and acute attention to detail.
- Ability to work under tight deadlines and maintain professionalism.
- Experience in translation and MTPE, with rate information requested in USD.
For applicants in Nigeria
- The listing states remote work worldwide; Nigeria is eligible to apply, but confirm time zone expectations with the recruiter.
- Asian time zone is preferred; Nigeria time may differ, confirm alignment during interview.
- Role appears to be freelance/contractual; the listing does not specify employee status or benefits.
Source: Himalayas
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Perks & benefits
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