Looking for native speakers of Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, Slovak, Polish and Dutch in Shanghai: Job 00075453

Source language(s): English
Target language(s): Portuguese, Finnish, Slovakian, Polish, Dutch

Details of the project: Calling native speakers of Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, Slovak, Polish, or Dutch – join our in-vehicle system localization review project in Shanghai!

Location: Shanghai, China.

Duration: any 3 consecutive weekdays in June 2025.

Working hours: approx. 8 hours per day (9 am–6 pm).

On-site only | referral bonus available.

We're looking for native speakers of the following languages:

Brazilian Portuguese

Finnish

Slovak

Polish

Dutch

Your role:

Assist our team by reviewing the in-car system interface of a new energy vehicle (NEV). Tasks mainly involve checking punctuation and language-related issues on-screen. It's simple, straightforward, and you'll be working closely with our team on-site in Shanghai.

Interested or know someone who might be? We're offering a referral reward for successful recommendations!

Let's make driving smarter, together.

This job is: already available.

We want to pay for this job: 50 EUR per hour

Who can apply: Freelancers and agencies

Deadline for applying: 06/30/2025

This posting to be kept / deleted: Keep this ad at the site permanently

Contact person: [Hidden by TD]
Company name: [Hidden by TD]
Country: China
IP: 64.32.13.211 (Missoula, United States)
Posted on: Wednesday, 11 Jun 2025, 11:40:02

Number of applications already submitted for this job: 6

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