Dutch Games Linguist

Keywords is an international technical services provider to the global games industry.Established in 1998 in Dublin and now with operations in 13 studios across 10 countries, it provides integrated services for localisation, testing, audio, art creation, and customer support in over 40 languages and 12 game platforms to the world's largest games publishers and developers.The Dutch Games Linguist position is in-house, working on a client-specific project expected to last 6 months. The role requires working at a Keywords office for the full duration of the project. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a team focusing on in-game content for a leading games publisher.The role is to translate in-game content from English into Dutch.This role requires excellent language skills, creativity, and a passion for games.Duties and ResponsibilitiesTranslate in-game content from English to Dutch to a high-quality standard.Be responsible for all linguistic aspects of the translations you are assigned to ensure the best possible quality is achieved.Collaborate with other linguists on the project.Minimum RequirementsNative level Dutch speaker.Passion for the games industry.Educational qualification in linguistics.Experience in translation, copywriting, or linguistics.Excellent verbal and written linguistic skills in both Dutch and English.Must be self-motivated and able to operate in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.Strong interpersonal skills.Keywords International is dedicated to following a well-established Equal Opportunities Policy. We endeavour to create a workplace that provides equal opportunities for all employees and potential employees.By providing your information in this application, you understand that we will collect and process your information in accordance with our Applicant Privacy Notice.Role Information:Studio: Keywords StudiosLocation: Europe, Spain, BarcelonaArea of Work: LocalizationService: GlobalizeEmployment Type: Full Time, ContractorWorking Pattern: In-Office
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