Basque Legal Translator | Freelance | Remote
Summary
Freelance legal translator converting English content into Basque and Spanish (Spain) using Acclaro's AI-powered localization platform, with duties spanning translation, cultural research, and marketing project review.
Acclaro combines cultural and language expertise with AI technology to help brands grow their global presence, connect with customers, and mean something to them. We are a trusted partner to some of the world’s biggest brands and fastest-growing global companies. Our mission is to harness the powerful combination of human expertise and cutting-edge technology, focusing on putting brands into the heads, hearts, and hands of people everywhere. Our AI-powered business management and language platform ensures a faster time to market with measurable results, while our global team of language, country, and technology experts crafts localization strategies that empower our customers to succeed in any market.
We are seeking passionate Freelance Legal Translators to join our dynamic global community of linguists. If you have a knack for adapting legal content, we'd love to hear from you!
Position Overview
- Language Pair: English into Basque and Spanish(Spain)
- Domain: Legal
- Experience: 3+ years of translation experience
- Location: 100% Remote
Responsibilities
- Translate and legal content to engage and resonate with local audiences.
- Work collaboratively with internal and linguistic teams to ensure high quality output across various platforms.
- Conduct research to understand cultural nuances, ensuring that translations are not just literal but culturally relevant.
- Review and provide feedback on marketing projects to contribute to their success.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Translation, Linguistics, or a related field.
- Proven experience of 3 or more years in translation, preferably in a legal context.
- Fluent in English and Basque, with exceptional writing skills in your target language.
- Strong understanding of marketing principles and the ability to adapt tone and style to fit various brand guidelines.
- Excellent communication skills, with an ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams.
- Creativity and an eye for detail, capable of creating compelling and persuasive content.
As published by workable
First name, Last name, Email, Phone, Address, Photo, Education, Experience, Resume, Cover letter, What country do you currently live in?, What is your native language?, Which main target language do you translate into?, Which source language do you translate from?, Please type any additional source languages you translate from, What is your highest level of education?, Do you hold a University Degree in Linguistics or Translation?, If No, please specify your field of study:, How many years of translation experience do you have?, How many years of transcreation/copywriting/subtitling experience do you have?, Please select all localization services you are professionally qualified to provide. Only select services for which you have a proven track record or specialized training., What kind of content have you translated?, Which CAT tools or Translation Management Systems (TMS) are you proficient in using? (Select all that apply)., In which currency do you prefer to be paid?, What is your standard per-word rate for translation (new words)?, What is your hourly rate for other linguistic tasks (e.g., LQA, linguistic bug fixing, proofreading/revision)?, Are you open to 'Piece Rate' (pay-per-task) compensation?, Have you already provided services to Acclaro?
- Please list 2-3 brands you have worked for as a transcreator, either directly or through an agency (if bound by NDA, kindly refer to the industry). For each, briefly describe the type of content you created and how you acted as a brand advocate for them. written answer
- Where did you complete your education?
- Would you be available on weekends? yes / no
- Would you be available outside regular buisness hours? yes / no
- Do you live in the United States? yes / no
- Do you have native-speaker fluency in Spanish (Spain)? yes / no