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Freelance Translator (English-Paraguayan Spanish)

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As an English > Paraguayan Spanish Freelance Translator
As an English > Paraguayan Spanish freelance translator, you'll play a key role in translating and proofreading content across a wide variety of text types. You'll work alongside a diverse team of language enthusiasts, taking pride in producing content of the highest quality.
We specialise in highly-regulated markets, and the content will almost exclusively be focused towards iGaming (online casino and sports betting).
The Role:
- Freelance, remote and flexible working (though good availability is preferred due to expected volumes)
- Translating, proofreading and QA of content from English to Paraguayan Spanish
- Handling content in highly-regulated industries (iGaming)
- Completing linguistic quality assessments of translation samples
- Proactive communication with Project Managers, ensuring visibility across all tasks
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Requirements:
- Native-level Spanish (Paraguayan) speaker with an advanced knowledge of English
- Qualified translator, by meeting one of the below criteria:
- Translation or language-related degree
- Degree in any subject and two years of full-time professional translation experience
- Five years of full-time professional experience in translating
- Exceptional attention to detail
- Familiar with CAT tools, including memoQ and other localisation software
- Receptive to receiving and acting upon constructive feedback
- Ability to organise and manage a number of time-sensitive linguistic tasks


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