Associate Technical Publication Engineer

Associate Localization Software Engineer

The Associate Localization Software Engineer plays a crucial role in supporting localization and globalization efforts for software products. This individual is responsible for assisting in the implementation, execution, and maintenance of localization workflows, tools, and infrastructure to ensure successful delivery of localized content.

Tasks and Responsibilities Not Limiting To:

• Program Support • Assist in implementing localization workflows and managing production tools. • Perform basic troubleshooting and debugging of localization tools, files, and processes under guidance. • Maintain and update Translation Memories (TM) and glossaries. • Provide technical support to translation and production teams regarding tools and file formats.
• Program Implementation • Work on preparing and maintaining localization kits, ensuring content is properly formatted for translation. • Run file preparation, conversion, and QA checks using localization tools. • Execute defined localization production steps as outlined by senior team members.
• Quality Assurance and Troubleshooting • Conduct linguistic and functional QA checks on localized content. • Identify and resolve basic technical issues related to localization processes. • Collaborate with senior engineers to escalate and solve complex problems.
• Collaboration and Learning • Work closely with the production team, senior engineers, and Project Managers to ensure smooth execution of projects. • Participate in training sessions to enhance skills and gain knowledge of new tools and processes.

Additional Job Details:

Education: Degree, diploma, or equivalent in a computer related discipline and related experience in language or software localization

Experience: 1-2 years of experience in software localization or a related field.

Skills & Knowledge:

• Basic understanding of localization tools (e.g., Trados, Passolo, or similar).
• Familiarity with scripting languages such as VBA, XML, or HTML.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Ability to work in a multicultural and collaborative environment.
• Able to function in a multi-task environment.
• Flexibility and ability to learn new technologies.