Freelance Danish‑to‑English Translator for Life Sciences
iqvia · Melbourne
Job description
About the role
IQVIA is seeking freelance linguists to translate life‑science content from Danish into English. You will join a global community of translators, working on clinical trial documents and other regulated materials for a leading analytics and research provider.
Key responsibilities
- Translate, review and edit a variety of life‑science documents, including clinical trial materials.
- Deliver high‑quality translations within tight deadlines, using translation management systems and CAT tools.
Required profile
- Native fluency in English and fluent Danish (spoken and written).
- At least 1 year of experience translating life‑science content, clearly detailed in your CV.
- University degree in translation/linguistics with ≥2 years experience, OR ≥5 years experience without a degree.
Required skills
- Proficiency with translation management systems.
- Experience using computer‑assisted translation (CAT) tools.
What we offer
- Potential for permanent positions for qualified freelancers.
- Opportunity to work with a global industry leader remotely.
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