Freelance interpreter pool: remote or onsite, project-based work with variable hours. Requires native-level fluency in a non-English language, 3–5 years in simultaneous or consecutive interpretation, strong English communication, reliable internet and high-quality remote equipment. Localization experience preferred. US work authorization required; Welocalize does not sponsor visas.
Welocalize is looking for qualified candidates to add to our pool of interpreters.
If you do not see an interpretation job post for your native language, apply here! We can reach out when a suitable project becomes available.
Job information:
Job Title: Interpreter
Location: Remote or onsite
Employment Type: Freelance / Independent Contractor
Must have valid work authorization in US if working in the US (Welocalize does not sponsor VISAs)
Please note that this work is based on project need. Due to this, hours will vary and flexibility with a changing schedule is very important.
Requirements
- Native-level fluency in a language other than English
- Excellent written/verbal communication in English
- 3-5 years experience in a specific mode of interpretation (simultaneous and/or consecutive)
- Strong internet connection for remote interpretation
- High quality equipment for remote interpretation
- Localization experience is preferred
- Flexibility with working days
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