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Splits work between high-volume localization and sporadic specialist roles
Mostly short-to-medium localization contracts, plus fixed creative jobs and occasional high-end specialist tasks.
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Typical pay bands
Localization and translation cluster around $20–35/hr; coordinators and auditors around $35–85/hr; a few senior research or program roles reach $150–200/hr.
What they hire for
Mostly translators/localizers and creative producers, with some video/animation, marketing, and occasional product research or program management openings.
Hiring right now, not last year.
When the contracts on record started — and how they're structured. 45 of 49 are still in progress.
Jobs they've posted publicly
Every contract on record — all 49
Freelancer names removed · roles onlyHow they treat freelancers
Structured briefs and repeat hourly retainers reward reliability and fast turnaround; expect many concurrent short-to-medium assignments rather than long single contracts.
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