Experienced Norwegian Writers, Translators & Editors (iGaming)
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Job description
Language Bear is an international content creation company. The team consists of 2000+ native speakers, working mostly remotely and fluent in 100+ languages. Our expert writers create engaging texts that are SEO-friendly and specifically tailored to the needs of the client. We have extensive amount of experience in various topics, and successfully completed projects for Casino & Betting, Sports, Cosmetics, Fashion, Travel & Tourism, Auto, Retail, Automotive, Marketing, Finance and many other industries.
For several upcoming, high-scale projects, we are looking to hire remotely, experienced Native Norwegian Content writers, translators and editors fоr a variety of projects mainly such related to Gambling & Casino. Other industries we also undertake for this market are Automotive, Marketing, Travel & Tourism, Logistics & Supply Chain.
What will you do?
Your task includes content writers, translating or editing content related to Gambling & Casino. You will be in touch with a project manager who will provide guidelines and support through the process.
Main Requirements:
- Native Norwegian speakers;
- Experience in writing, translating or editing content related to Gambling (Casino & Betting) with provided samples or portfolio;
- Flawless writing skills with zero tolerance for mistakes or sloppy quality;
- Ability to commit and strictly follow deadlines as they are crucial for all projects;
- Work in a structured and methodical way and be able to follow instructions;
- Easy-going, positive and highly-responsible character;
What we offer?
- Be part of a virtual superstar team;
- Flexible working hours and an option to work from everywhere;
- Payment per word;
- Daily guidance and support for any questions related to the texts;
- Option for more projects and stable weekly flow of work for top performers;
- Option to create unique content for big brands.
Interested? Please send CV in English and samples of your work in this niche.
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