Freelancer | Simplified Chinese into Portuguese (Brazil) for MTPE and Proofreading in Legal
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About the Position
Freelancer | Simplified Chinese into Portuguese (Brazil) for MTPE and Proofreading in Legal
Join TransPerfect’s international brand team.
We’re growing our long-term freelancer pool for an exciting account and also for future contract/legal-related localization projects.
Responsibilities
- Work on contracts/agreements or other legal-related files
Requirements
- Language pair: Simplified Chinese into Portuguese (Brazil)
- Services: Full post-editing (MTPE) and/or Proofreading
- Experience: Either 2+ years of professional experience and a language-related degree, or 5+ years of professional experience (degree not required)
- Language proficiency: Native in Portuguese (Brazil) with relevant experience in legal localization projects
Onboarding
To join the account, you’ll complete a free subject-specific test in automotive and service-specific tests (apply for other projects as well, a test for MTPE service and a test for Proofreading service). A contract-related test and MTPE test is a must. More certifications you have, more chances to claim tasks.
Rates & Payment
- Rates: Per-word rates (please share separate rates for MTPE and proofreading)
- Payment terms: Within 45 days
- Currency: USD
- Payment method: Bank transfer or PayPal
How to Apply
Email with:
- Email subject: Simplified Chinese into Portuguese (Brazil) for legal
- Your CV
- Your rates in USD (MTPE + proofreading)
- Confirmation if you can complete the test in the next few days
- A quick note on relevant experience (legal/contracts/agreements), including years of experience, rough total word counts you've handled, partial end-clients, subjects or document types you've handled, and etc.
About the Company
Join TransPerfect’s team and contribute to exciting and impactful localization projects.
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