Technical Translator DE-EN (Job 05059) – Genoa, Italy (updated)

Our client produces and sells technologically advanced solutions for applications in e-Manufacturing. They have an in-house technical publication team which produces mainly technical overviews, online helps, developer and reference guides (APIs). They have a strong team-oriented philosophy which extends to close cooperation with programmers, developers and technicians.

They are currently seeking an experienced Technical Translator from German into English. This post runs from 1 October 2008 to 30 September 2009, with possibilities for renewing.
As a member of the Technical Publication team, your tasks will include:

  • Translating technical documentation (online guides, manuals, etc.) for various products from German into English.
  • Research and define terminology in cooperation with technical and product managers.
  • Provide quality control for translations made by external suppliers.
  • Perform linguistic analysis and correct interface errors in software modules.

Your audience will be Systems Integrators and similar technically qualified readers. All material must be written with a view to localisation.

Your experience
You must be an EU citizen or hold a regular work permit for Italy. In addition we require:

  • Degree in translation or language studies.
  • Degree or strong experience in a technical area (engineering, information technology…)
  • Microsoft Office product use in both German and English
  • Advanced Trados skills.
  • Advaned Catalyst and RC-Wintrans.
  • Basic familiarity with RoboHelp X7.
  • Native English speaker.
  • At least three years experience in the field.

Also desired

  • HTML knowledge.
  • Strong knowledge of Microsoft syntax and terminology.
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