Russell Tobin
Localization Producer

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Job Title: Globalization Quality Coordinator
Location: London, UK (3 Days onsite per week)
Duration: 5 Months (possible extension)
This is essentially a localization quality and project coordination role within a Globalization Operations team for a Leading Tech client.
You wouldn't be focused primarily on translating content yourself. Instead, you'd coordinate localization quality projects — setting up evaluation workflows, maintaining trackers and documentation, monitoring quality milestones and deadlines, working with internal Quality Management stakeholders and external localization suppliers, and escalating any risks or blockers.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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The ideal person would therefore have a background in localization, language operations, or globalization, combined with strong project coordination, documentation, reporting, and stakeholder-management skills.


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It's a good fit for someone who has worked as a Localization Coordinator, Localization Project Manager/Producer, Language Operations Specialist, or similar and wants to work on the operational/quality side of localization.
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