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Hebrew Automotive Terminologist

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Hebrew language — English (UK) fluency — Terminology management — Automotive terminology — Termbase development — Technical writing — Localization — Concept mapping

As a trusted global transformation partner, Welocalize accelerates the global business journey by enabling brands and companies to reach, engage, and grow international audiences. Welocalize delivers multilingual content transformation services in translation, localization, and adaptation for over 250 languages with a growing network of over 400,000 in-country linguistic resources. Driving innovation in language services, Welocalize delivers high-quality training data transformation solutions for NLP-enabled machine learning by blending technology and human intelligence to collect, annotate, and evaluate all content types. Our team works across locations in North America, Europe, and Asia serving our global clients in the markets that matter to them. www.welocalize.com   To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.   OVERVIEW   MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB   We are looking for a native Hebrew speaker to join our team as a Terminologist.   This role involves providing Hebrew designations for a conceptual termbase, focusing on terms related to parts, engines, motors, and technologies used in modern trucks and buses.   The ideal candidate will ensure the English definition is the basis for creating/establishing the terms in his/her native language and locale as well as the accuracy and consistency of terminology across the term base.   The Hebrew terminologist will also need to be fluent in English (UK) as the source terms and all data at concept level is in English UK. The terminologist should be able to support the terminology choices with the market validators who will review the Hebrew designations.