Menu

Assistant editor: St.Petersburg

27 April 2012

You will gain experience in utilizing a range of source materials and documents and  in providing grammatically, well expressed final versions of translated documents and articles. Main Duties:

  1. Working with text templates and drafts
  2. Formatting of translated text according to client’s requirements (official documents, tables, diagrams etc.)
  3. Proof reading and editing final translated documents and drafts
  4. Networking and making contacts

Requirements:

  • General requirements: Feeling for language, good computer skills, responsiveness, ability to meet the deadline and to work on a tight schedule. Native English, German or French language.
  • Russian language level and usage:  B1/В1+, good understanding of written Russian. Communication with Russian colleagues, receiving of tasks and reporting (both orally and in written),  translation from Russian to English/German/French
  • Working hours: part time, 3 hours / day, 2 -3 days / week
  • Minimum age: 22
  • Possible duration: 3 months – 1 year

This post is also available in: Deutsch (German)

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related posts
Hello! My name is Michael Mayberry. I’m currently an intern studying Russian at the Liden & Denz Language Center in St. Petersburg. I’m a ...
Read more
There are always some vocab lists that get neglected, and it isn’t until you really need a word that you realize you just don’t know it! One of ...
Read more
Finding the right accommodation is a stress most students are well used to by now. Extortionate rent, unreliable landlords and insufferable ...
Read more
On St. Petersburg’s Aptekarsky Island, the green paradise of the city’s Botanical Garden can offer respite from the built up metropolis. This ...
Read more
x
 
I love Russian course books
Did you know that Russian has six cases? Choose your level and get a free course book chapter to master them!