Remote Dzongkha Translator for iGaming QA in London

Remote Dzongkha Translator for iGaming QA in London

London Freelance 15.3 - 18.7 Β£ / hour (est.) Working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Translate and proofread iGaming content from English to Dzongkha while ensuring high quality.
  • Company: Join a dynamic team at ICS-digital, a leader in the iGaming industry.
  • Benefits: Enjoy flexible hours and the freedom of remote work.
  • Other info: Experience with CAT tools like memoQ is a plus.
  • Why this job: Make your mark in the exciting world of iGaming while utilising your language skills.
  • Qualifications: Native Dzongkha speaker with strong English skills and attention to detail.

The predicted salary is between 15.3 - 18.7 Β£ per hour.

ICS-digital is seeking a freelance translator to convert content from English to Dzongkha with proofreading and QA responsibilities.

You will work remotely with a diverse team on i Gaming related content, ensuring high linguistic quality across varied text types.

The role requires native Dzongkha, strong English skills, and strict attention to detail, with CAT tools like memo Q experience preferred.

Flexible hours and proactive communication with PMs are valued.

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Remote Dzongkha Translator for iGaming QA in London employer: ICS-digital

ICS-digital is an excellent employer for those seeking a flexible and rewarding remote role in translation. With a commitment to high linguistic quality and a supportive work culture, employees benefit from the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse team while honing their skills in the iGaming sector. The company values proactive communication and offers a dynamic environment that fosters professional growth and development.

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Contact Details:

ICS-digital Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Remote Dzongkha Translator for iGaming QA in London

Native Dzongkha
Strong English Skills
Proofreading
Quality Assurance (QA)
Attention to Detail
Experience with CAT Tools (e.g., memoQ)
Proactive Communication