Simplified Chinese Translation/Reviewer (Internship)

Job Description

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

Qualifications

- Native-level language skills and a deep understanding of Chinese culture. - Able to translate and review from Korean to Simplified Chinese. - A strong understanding of games. - High-level Korean conversation and reading skills. - Experienced gamers with extensive experience 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

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[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 in both 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: - If you see the message "couldn't auto-read resume. Please refresh and try again" on the right side of your resume file, 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.) - Please 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. - Please refrain from including unnecessary personal information, such as family information, place of origin, or resident registration number, on your resume or other submitted documents.

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