Traditional Chinese Translation/Reviewer (Internship)

Job Description

- Urgent Korean-Chinese (Traditional) translation for assigned projects - Chinese (Traditional) LQA for assigned projects - Participation in AI translation research projects (Chinese (Traditional) quality review and improvement proposals)

Qualifications

- Native-level language skills and a deep understanding of Taiwanese culture. - Able to translate and review from Korean to Traditional Chinese. - A strong understanding of games. - High-level Korean conversation and reading skills. - Experienced gamers with extensive game play and a passion for the games they are responsible for.

Preferred

- Majored in Chinese or Korean language/literature - Excellent computer skills - Strong understanding of Chinese/Korean games - A true gaming enthusiast - KBS Korean Proficiency Test certification - Experience working at a translation company or extensive translation work experience

Etc

[Employment Type] Intern (6 months) [Recruitment Process] Document Screening > Translation Test + Interview Screening > Final Acceptance [Document Application and Translation Test Information] - When applying, please submit a self-introduction letter written in Korean and Chinese. - A translation test will be conducted on-site on the day of the first interview (approximately 60 minutes). - Internet searches are not permitted, but you are permitted to bring your own dictionary. - The interview will be conducted in Korean. *Please read the following information carefully when applying: - When attaching your resume, if you see the message "couldn't auto-read resume. Please refresh and try again" on the right side, you can still apply. After completing the application form, click "Submit Application" to complete your application. - Please attach your resume and portfolio as PDF or Word files. (HWP files are not accepted.) - Do not include salary information on your resume or portfolio. Instead, enter it in the salary information field on the application form. - Please enter your Korean name, not your English name, in the name field. - Unnecessary personal information such as family information, place of origin, and resident registration number is prohibited in submitted documents such as resumes.

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