Linguist - Wolof - UI Technical / Marketing

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY We are expanding our talent network and seeking skilled Wolof-language professionals with expertise in user interfaces, marketing localization, and retail content. Our ideal partners possess a nuanced command of market-specific nuances and consumer expectations. We value linguists who excel at software localization and brand storytelling, ensuring every string is clear, consistent, and culturally impactful. What You'll Deliver - Precision in UX and Technical Content. Adapt complex software interfaces and support documentation with total accuracy, ensuring terminological rigor and a seamless experience for native Wolof users. - Impactful Marketing Localization. Transform global campaigns and brand voices to hit home in the Wolof-speaking market, maintaining the original creative spirit while maximizing local relevance. - Polished Product and E-commerce Copy. Localize product and UI listings applying regional naming logic and formatting standards. - Brand Integrity and Quality Assurance. Uphold elite quality benchmarks to provide engaging, audience-centric content aligned with brand identity. - Agile Team Collaboration. Coordinate with our production and quality leads to execute high-stakes projects on schedule and within client specifications. Qualifications - Native-level proficiency in Wolof. - A graduate qualification in translation, linguistics, or language studies, OR a graduate qualification in another field plus 2 years of full-time professional translation experience, OR 5 years of full-time professional translation experience. - The ability to follow terminology and reference materials precisely. - Proven professional experience in translation and localization within marketing, UI/software, or e-commerce content. - Experience with app or platform localization (mobile UI, social media, or web content) preferred.

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