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Job OpportunityThis is a remote position. About us LocalEyes Group is a leading provider of Localization Services to the international computer and software sectors with headquarters in Ireland and subsidiaries in Europe and the US. We work with the world's most innovative companies. We help them to grow and expand in new markets, providing experts and cultural awareness. LocalEyes Group is recruiting Machine Translation Post-Editors with Japanese to be part of our growing Teams.The role In this role, you will be required to perform Post-Editing (light and full) on Machine Translation outputs in accordance with client specifications. You willEnsure target text correctly reflects the meaning of the sourceProvide corrections and text optimization based on the MT outputUnderstand post-editing guidelines and ensure quality standards meet client expectationsPerform linguistic tasks as per project instructions and other references (translation memory, glossary, style guides, etc.)Ensure high-grammatical accuracy while maintaining key terminology, spotting inconsistencies and incorrect cultural referencesCorrect formatting/tagging, punctuation, country specifics, terminology, style, fluency as per guidelinesMain requirementsDegree in Translation, Applied Linguistics or equivalent experienceNative speaker in Japanese languageMachine Translation Post-Editing (MTPE) experience requiredPreferred experience in translation and proofreading specialized in IT and SoftwareExcellent command of the English language in both comprehension and writingExperience with Translation Memory tools and Translation Management Systems (TMS)IT skills with knowledge and experience of SDL Studio and CAT toolsComfortable with technology and open to learn to use new toolsExcellent understanding of Machine Translation Post-Editing processes and toolsLinguistic and cultural competences of both source and target languageAdaptive to fast-paced work environment with multiple changes of project prioritiesAbility to maintain professionalism under pressure and meet tight deadlinesProblem solving and decision-making skillsField of expertise IT/Software and technical expertise including Software UI and product documentation translationLocation RemoteSchedule This work is based on project needs. Hours can vary and flexibility with a changing schedule is very important.Employment type Freelance Apply To This Job

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