Immediate need of French Canadian linguists: Job 00030070

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

Details of the project: ProTranslating is currently seeking experienced French Canadian linguists working in the EST timezone to build an ongoing collaboration with our company.

We are looking to expand our French Canadian Quality Assurance team by bringing on a skilled linguist to assist with the following tasks:
- Complete quality assurance reviews
- Process final formatted files
- Review client feed back
- Ensure high quality of all translated documents

This opportunity is paid at an hourly rate and offers consistent work in varied quantities. If you are interested, please email CCarrillo at protranslating.com with your CV and hourly rate.

Thank you and we look forward to your emails!

*Rates may vary*

Special requirements to the applicants: Below are the requirements:
- Must be native French (Canadian)
- Available for immediate work
- Works (or willing to work) in the EST timezone
- Strong experience reviewing for quality assurance
- Willing to take a brief translation evaluation
- Able to use Internet Explorer (PC)
- Experience with memoQ is a plus

We will pay for this job 20 EUR per hour

Who can apply: Freelancers only

Deadline for applying: 02/02/2015

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ProTranslating
USA
IP: 159.63.149.146 (United States)
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Posted on Friday, 30 Jan 2015, 17:28:13

Number of applications already submitted for this job: 1

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