Transcription Project with Swedish

This is a remote position.

Transcribers (work from home)with Swedish

LocalEyes-www.localeyes.com- is a leading provider of Localization Services to the international computer and software sectors, with headquarters in Ireland and subsidiaries in Europe.

We are constantly looking ahead and helping to shape the future by developing smarter content services.

We are currently looking for native Swedish transcriptionists.

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As a transcriptionist, your main tasks will include:

• Create verbatim transcriptions of audio content

- Create written records of audio files

• Data classification and data labeling according to defined criteria

- Grading of linguistic content

Openness and willingness to learn how to utilize the required transcription software is a must.

Start date: TBD - 2021

Project length: Ongoing project/more than 6 months

Location:Remotely from home. Worldwide as long as it is within GMT ranging from – 4 to + 2

Requirements

Key qualifications:

• Must be 18+ years old

- Highly professional attitude

• Experience with Verbatim transcriptions
  - Experience in data labeling and data classification
  - Grading and evaluation of linguistic content
  - Ability to meet deadlines and daily KPIs
  - Ability to understand and implement feedback.
• Ability to follow guidelines (please see attachment)

- Speed and accuracy

• Grammar, punctuations, and spelling proficiency in your native language

- Technology proficient

- Adaptive

• Research skills

- Fully proficient in Swedish

- Commitment and Confidentiality

• Good command of English to understand guidelines and to work as part of an international virtual team
  - High level of independence, adaptation, and attention to detail

- Availability to work remotely

• Quick to understand and implement feedback

- Able to handle detail-oriented work

• Have either a Window or a Mac computer (all versions of OSs, XP, Win7/8 are OK)
• Have Internet connection - at least a fast DSL connection, cable or fiber are a plus

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