Freelance Translator - 25 Foreign Languages

Freelance Translators – 25+ Languages | HR Domain Preferred*

About Multibhashi

Multibhashi is building a pool of experienced Indian translators for upcoming projects with one of our key international clients. We’re looking for language experts across 25+ foreign languages for freelance, project-based engagements.

### Languages We’re Hiring For

English [US], Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Bulgarian, Chinese [Simplified][Traditional], Czech, Dutch, Finnish, French[European][Canadian], German, Italian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese[Portugal], Russian, Spanish[Spain], Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

### Who Should Apply

  • Education: Bachelor’s, Master’s, or certification/degree in the target language
  • Experience: 7+ years in professional translation/localization projects
  • Proficiency Level: C1 or C2 / Native-level fluency required. For European languages with CEFR levels, we need C1 or C2 certified proficiency.
  • Domain Preference: HR background OR prior experience translating HR documents, policies, and corporate content. _Candidates with strong multi-domain experience are also encouraged to apply._

Note: Teaching experience or non-translation roles will not be counted toward the 5-7+ years.

### Engagement Details

  • Type: Freelance, project-based. No guaranteed continuous work.
  • Project Status: We are currently in discussion with the client. Coordination may take time. We need candidates who can wait patiently for project confirmation.
  • Future Work: Good performance on this project can lead to more opportunities with us.
  • Process:
  • Profile shortlisting by the client
  • Small paid/unpaid translation sample test in your language
  • Project assignment if selected

### How to Apply

If you meet the criteria for one or more languages listed above, please apply with:

  • Your updated resume
  • Language + proficiency level/certification

Referrals welcome: If you know qualified translators in your network, please refer them.

Important: This is not an immediately confirmed project. Apply only if you’re comfortable with a 1–2-week wait for client confirmation and shortlisting.

Benefits

  • Flexible schedule
  • Work from home
Work Location: Remote
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