Freelance Translator | English - Chinese; Simplified - IT​/Software Localization

Freelance Translators (English to Chinese, Simplified) – Post‑Editing/Translation

Acclaro combines cultural and language expertise with AI technology to help brands expand their global reach, connect meaningfully with customers, and build strong brand presence worldwide. As a trusted partner for many leading global brands, our mission is to blend human linguistic expertise with advanced technology, delivering high-quality and culturally relevant localization solutions. Our AI‑powered platform accelerates time to market and ensures measurable results, while our global team of experts develops localization strategies that empower success in any market.

Position Overview

• Language Pair:
  English to Chinese (Simplified)
• Domain: IT/Software Localization
• Experience:
  
  Demonstrated professional translation experience
• Location Restrictions:
  Must be located outside of China

Responsibilities

• Translate diverse source materials from English into Chinese (Simplified) accurately and appropriately
• Ensure translations are culturally relevant, clear, and align with client specifications
• Maintain consistency in terminology and style throughout translation projects
• Collaborate with project managers and reviewers to meet deadlines and quality standards
• Review and proofread translated content to ensure high quality deliverables

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Translation, Linguistics, or a related field preferred
• Native proficiency in Chinese (Simplified) with excellent command of English
• Must be located outside of China
• Proven professional experience in post‑editing, translation preferably in a freelance capacity
• Strong understanding of cultural nuances and localization practices
• Excellent attention to detail and commitment to quality
• Familiarity with translation tools (e.g., SDL Trados Studio) is an advantage
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines in a remote work environment
• Good communication skills for collaboration with remote teams