Hebrew Freelance Translator & Copy Editor (Product, Support & Marketing Content)
Welo GlobalAbout Welo Global
Welo Global is a leader in multilingual AI, technology, and content solutions serving over 2,000 clients in 300 languages. The company combines globally scaled multilingual infrastructure, including a network of over 500,000 linguists and domain experts, with advanced NLP, computational linguistics, and best-in-class compliance backed by seven ISO certifications. Welo Global’s five brands—Welocalize (multilingual content and localization services for global enterprises), Park IP (intellectual property and patent translation services for law firms and corporate legal teams), Welo Life Sciences (regulated language and compliance-aligned content solutions for pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device organizations), Adapt (multilingual performance-led digital marketing agency), and Welo Data (multilingual data generation, evaluation, and human data infrastructure for AI systems)—serve distinct customer segments with purpose-built expertise, fit-for-purpose solutions, and supporting technology. weloglobal.com
Main Purpose of the Role
This is an on-going freelance and remote position.
Project Details
Location: Remote
Expected Volume: Approximately 500 to 1,000 words per week
Employment Type: Freelance/Independent Contract
Task type: Translation and Copy-Editing
Content types: Marketing, Product, Support, Informational, Light Legal
CAT Tool: Client specific CAT tool (training provided)
Requirements
- Native or near‑native proficiency in Hebrew (he-IL) with excellent command of English (en-US)
- 2+ years of professional translation experience with a degree in Translation, Linguistics, or a related field
or - 5+ years of professional translation experience without a formal translation degree
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Demonstrated experience translating English to Hebrew across a variety of content types, including informational, marketing, pro
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