Multimedia Content Reviewer, Portuguese (Brasil)

Job Description:

  • Localize, translate, and adapt multimedia, legal, technical, and marketing content while following writing style guides and guidelines
  • Write copy for multimedia products including music, TV, app store apps, video-on-demand, and game subscription services
  • Conduct regular linguistic reviews of personal work and other localization team members' work
  • Copy-edit and fact-check content for accuracy
  • Perform localization QA testing on content published on live music and app platforms
  • Research market-specific content treatment, product and terminology trends, and localization best practices
  • Transcribe spoken content such as lyrics
  • Report on data and assets across broad media and content types
  • Review linguistic assessments and create training materials and documents for new projects
  • Train localization team counterparts on terminology, style, and best practices
  • Collaborate with the global language team through virtual meetings and email to calibrate terminology and style, understand market insights and trends, and provide translations based on team needs

Requirements:

  • BS/BA and 2+ years of work experience in journalism, copywriting, or copyediting media content such as music, TV, and applications, with proof of writing samples
  • Experience in translation and localization of multimedia content
  • Ability to quickly detect issues and inconsistencies from a massive volume of content and make sound judgment calls based on available information
  • Wide-ranging knowledge of music artists, TV and cinema, gaming, and pop culture
  • Ability to own the language market and make confident linguistic decisions
  • Highly detail-oriented, with ability to multitask, prioritize, and meet deadlines
  • Fluency in written and verbal English
  • Strong computer literacy; knowledge of iOS/macOS systems is a plus
  • Ability to type in their native-level language using a local English keyboard
  • Ability to work independently and remotely
  • Collaborative approach and enjoyment of teamwork in a multicultural environment

Benefits:

  • Remote work arrangement
  • Ability to work independently and remotely
  • Collaboration in a multicultural environment
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