Japanese Translation Contributor
DevFixr
LinkedInFreelanceRemoteGeneralTranslation/Interpretationboth
Contract typeFreelance ("Freelance")
Work typeRemote ("Remote")
LocationJapan
CountryJapan
Work modeOn-site
LevelGeneral
FunctionTranslation/Interpretation
Fieldboth
Employment typeGeneral
Posted16/10/2026
Job description
Japanese Translation Contributor Remote (worldwide) · Freelance · USD 36.50/hr · Immediate start About the role We're recruiting Japanese speakers for a live project with our client, an AI training data company. The work is translation of general business content between English and Japanese, in both directions. It's remote and flexible: you choose when you work. What you'll do Translate general business content from English into Japanese, to a standard that is accurate and reads naturally to a speaker. Translate Japanese content into English accurately and clearly. The client's team refines the final English. What we're looking for Fluent Japanese speaker. Excellent written Japanese, with the ability to produce flawless English to Japanese translation. Working-level English, good enough to translate Japanese into English to a reasonable standard. Professional experience using both Japanese and English at work. Strong attention to detail. Comfortable working with professional and business content. Paid professional translation or localisation experience. Nice to have QA or review experience. Familiarity with spreadsheets or structured documents. Strong knowledge of Japanese business and cultural context. Not required Specialist knowledge. The content is general corporate, not legal, financial or technical. Terms USD 36.50 per hour. Freelance contract with DevFixr, paid monthly. No minimum hours, but there is plenty of work for those who want more. Either side can end the arrangement at any time. You must be able to legally take freelance income in the country where you live. How to apply Send your CV or LinkedIn profile to will@devfixr.com and apply on Linkedin. The process is a screening call with us, a short two-way translation test, then an interview with the client. Successful candidates can start straight away.