Localization Project Manager (Hybrid)

Localization Project Managers face many challenges. To excel in this position, you will need proven experience and training as a Localization Project Manager and demonstrate diverse experience in the technical aspects around Localization and/or Internationalization.

The role requires the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, to work autonomously, and to manage aggressive delivery schedules. You will need to work successfully with technical and non-technical people alike and have the drive to learn about new tools, processes, and concepts.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Receiving client projects/jobs/quotations and analyzing the requirements.

• Developing project plans and workflows, managing time, budget, resources, and quality control.

• Creating and controlling localization project budgets, performing cost tracking analysis, ensuring timely issuance of purchase orders and invoices, and approving work reports.

• Identifying and solving localization issues or disagreements, either within the system or product, identifying causes, and performing corrective/preventative action.

• Presenting regular reports to clients, corporate office, and peers on progress and forecast of the project teams work status, escalating issues, and evaluating needed support.

• Being an active member of corporate management meetings, providing data and project information.

• Continuously expanding knowledge and education in localization trends and news, keeping up to date through active participation in training opportunities.

Qualifications:

• 2-5 years of experience in Translation/Localization Project Management

• Excellent verbal and written English communication skills.

• Excellent presentation/communication skills, with the ability to present the localization life cycle to clients.

• Organizational and leadership skills.

• Proven abilities in project planning, resource, and risk management.

• Problem-solving abilities.

• Quality and detail-oriented.

• Strong team player in a multi-language/multi-cultural environment.