About the role

1-StopAsia, an international translation company, with its headquarters in Los Angeles, is currently seeking for freelance translators for English into Thai.
Responsibilities:
English into Thai translating, editing and reviewing.
Must:

bilingual linguists (English and Thai)

Thai native speaker with 2+ years experience in translation

Bachelor’s degree or above

good English communication skills

at least 20 hours available a week

timely delivery and response

Plus:

good knowledge of CAT tools. We will provide training if you are not experienced.

good knowledge of IT and/or medical science

ability to translate from English into Thai

residency in Seoul, Korea

When submitting your application, please add in your Resume

your experience in translation (e.g. main subjects, project highlights, education)

your experience with CAT tools

your translation and editing rates per English source word (in US$)

a short letter of motivation

your daily output and working hours

Applicants will be requested to perform a short translation test. Please visit us at
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Entry

Technology & IT Writing English Thai Freelancers Technology Entry level

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Tell us about work you have done that is close to the <150719> English to Thai Freelancers role.
How would you approach your first 30 days at 1-StopAsia?
Which of Writing, English and Thai have you used recently, and what did it help you achieve?
What have you learned quickly in a past role, project, or training experience?
How do you handle busy days, changing priorities, or pressure at work?

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A clear reason why this role and company interest you.
Your availability, preferred work style, and salary expectations.

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I am interested in the <150719> English to Thai Freelancers role because I can bring practical experience in Writing, English and Thai, learn the team quickly, and contribute to the outcomes 1-StopAsia needs from this hire.

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