Post editing work, the language pair is French (source) into English (target): Job 00033621

Source language(s): French
Target language(s): English

Details of the project: DA Languages is a South Manchester based languages services provider. We provide interpreting and translation services on a national basis and our business is fast paced and expanding at an exciting rate.

We have recently won new contracts which means we are looking to recruit a team of experienced post editors of machine translated content to work with us on a freelance basis.

The language pair is French (source) into English (target) and we are expecting consistent and high volumes of work during the period of March 2016 through to July 2016.

We are looking for linguists who have experience and a passion for post editing machine translated materials.

The subject matter will be of a financial nature – if your experience involves post editing of machine translated texts in this industry/vertical that will be most welcome.

We are offering consistent work and competitive rates –please do get in touch if interested. Due to provision of training materials prior to the busy period the closing date for applications is 12/03/16.

We will pay for this job 0.09 EUR per word

Who can apply: Freelancers only

Deadline for applying: 03/12/2016

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Craig
DA Languages
UK
IP: 31.50.40.41 (N/A)
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Posted on Monday, 22 Feb 2016, 17:12:03

Number of applications already submitted for this job: 0

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