Japanese Company Opens Position For Brazilian To Review Game Texts, With Salary Ranging From R$ 152 To R$ 244 Per Hour And Full Benefits For Those Proficient In Brazilian Portuguese

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Japanese Company Opens Position for Brazilian Specialized in Brazilian Portuguese, with Salary Range of R$ 152 to R$ 244 per Hour, to Review Texts, Voices, and Game Translations, Ensuring Quality and Cultural Fidelity

The Japanese company Nintendo has opened a new position for those who are proficient in Brazilian Portuguese and wish to work directly with the quality of its game translations. The opportunity is in-person in Redmond, Washington, and reinforces the company’s effort to improve the localization of its content for the Brazilian audience.

The position of Language Quality Assessor involves reviewing texts in the games, consumer-facing materials, and even voice recordings. The goal is to ensure that all translations align with Nintendo’s standards, preserving the original intent of the developers and correcting any grammatical, spelling, style, or cultural errors.

Nintendo is seeking a professional with a strong command of Brazilian Portuguese, cultural sensitivity, and previous experience in reviewing. Between one and three years of experience in high-demand environments is required, preferably related to editing, publishing, or language quality assurance. Familiarity with the company’s franchises is considered a plus.

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Where to Apply?

Applications must be made directly on Nintendo’s official job site – HERE

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Japanese Company Opens Position For Brazilian To Review Game Texts, With Salary Ranging From R$ 152 To R$ 244 Per Hour And Full Benefits For Those Proficient In Brazilian Portuguese

Japanese Company Opens Position for Brazilian Specialized in Brazilian Portuguese, with Salary Range of R$ 152 to R$ 244 per Hour, to Review Texts, Voices, and Game Translations, Ensuring Quality and Cultural Fidelity

Where to Apply?

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Japanese Company Opens Position For Brazilian To Review Game Texts, With Salary Ranging From R$ 152 To R$ 244 Per Hour And Full Benefits For Those Proficient In Brazilian Portuguese

Japanese Company Opens Position for Brazilian Specialized in Brazilian Portuguese, with Salary Range of R$ 152 to R$ 244 per Hour, to Review Texts, Voices, and Game Translations, Ensuring Quality and Cultural Fidelity

Where to Apply?

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Peru built a tunnel at an altitude of 4,738 meters cutting through the Andes Mountains, and the road leading to it reaches 4,818 meters, making it the highest paved road in the entire world.

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