Portuguese (Brazil) into English (US) Book Reviewers / Light Post-Editors

Are you passionate about books? Turn your passion into a freelance opportunity with us!

We are currently expanding our pool of English (US) freelance linguists for a large-scale book review and light post-editing program. You will review machine-translated books from Portuguese (Brazil) into English (US) , helping ensure the final text is readable and of publishable quality.

Requirements:

  • Native-level command of English (US)
  • Fluent, near-native knowledge of Portuguese (Brazil)
  • Strong linguistic background and excellent written English
  • Passion for reading books and excellent attention to detail
  • Professional translation, editing, or proofreading experience is an advantage
  • Comfortable working in browser-based CAT tools
*Please note that the use of AI tools is not permitted for this project

Your future @ Lionbridge

  • Flexible but long-term collaboration on a freelance basis
  • Varied pool of projects for world-class customers
  • Opportunity to work in an international team of localization experts
  • Access to our Community Partners' Learning Platform to expand your knowledge on localization processes and tools
  • Possibility to join live webinars on trending localization topics
  • 24/7 support platform
Join us today! If you meet the above criteria and are interested in joining our team, please register on the link:

*Please note that we reserve the right to respond only to the selected applicants.

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