We are looking for a Translator to interpret written pieces from English to Hungarian, for a short-term project making sure to maintain their original meaning, format, and tone.

Translator responsibilities include reading and thoroughly understanding the context of a given material (copy), using specialized dictionaries and translation tools, and proofreading finished pieces of work. To be successful in this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and be fluent in English in addition to your native language.

Requirements

• Native Hungarian Speaker
• Availability of at least 3-5 hours a week

Proven work experience as a Translator, Interpreter, or similar role

Excellent proofreading skills with the ability to identify grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors

Good knowledge of content editing tools

Familiarity with translation software

Time-management skills

Benefits

As the requirement is for a short-term (1 week) temporary project, we are offering $15 - $17 per hour. The reason we’re offering hourly compensation is that our copies are shorter and more tricky compared to other texts. We count the time our translators spend on researching and brainstorming too (as well as proofreading of course).

Here’s how to apply:

#1 Apply for the job by filling out the application form.

We are looking for a Translator to interpret written pieces from English to Hungarian, for a short-term project making sure to maintain their original meaning, format, and tone.

Translator responsibilities include reading and thoroughly understanding the context of a given material (copy), using specialized dictionaries and translation tools, and proofreading finished pieces of work. To be successful in this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and be fluent in English in addition to your native language.

Requirements

• Native Hungarian Speaker
• Availability of at least 3-5 hours a week

Proven work experience as a Translator, Interpreter, or similar role

Excellent proofreading skills with the ability to identify grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors

Good knowledge of content editing tools

Familiarity with translation software

Time-management skills

Benefits

As the requirement is for a short-term (1 week) temporary project, we are offering $15 - $17 per hour. The reason we’re offering hourly compensation is that our copies are shorter and more tricky compared to other texts. We count the time our translators spend on researching and brainstorming too (as well as proofreading of course).

Here’s how to apply:

#1 Apply for the job by filling out the application form.

We are looking for a Translator to interpret written pieces from English to Hungarian, for a short-term project making sure to maintain their original meaning, format, and tone.

Translator responsibilities include reading and thoroughly understanding the context of a given material (copy), using specialized dictionaries and translation tools, and proofreading finished pieces of work. To be successful in this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and be fluent in English in addition to your native language.

Requirements

• Native Hungarian Speaker
• Availability of at least 3-5 hours a week

Proven work experience as a Translator, Interpreter, or similar role

Excellent proofreading skills with the ability to identify grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors

Good knowledge of content editing tools

Familiarity with translation software

Time-management skills

Benefits

As the requirement is for a short-term (1 week) temporary project, we are offering $15 - $17 per hour. The reason we’re offering hourly compensation is that our copies are shorter and more tricky compared to other texts. We count the time our translators spend on researching and brainstorming too (as well as proofreading of course).

Here’s how to apply:

#1 Apply for the job by filling out the application form.

We are looking for a Translator to interpret written pieces from English to Hungarian, for a short-term project making sure to maintain their original meaning, format, and tone.

Translator responsibilities include reading and thoroughly understanding the context of a given material (copy), using specialized dictionaries and translation tools, and proofreading finished pieces of work. To be successful in this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and be fluent in English in addition to your native language.

Requirements

• Native Hungarian Speaker
• Availability of at least 3-5 hours a week

Proven work experience as a Translator, Interpreter, or similar role

Excellent proofreading skills with the ability to identify grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors

Good knowledge of content editing tools

Familiarity with translation software

Time-management skills

Benefits

As the requirement is for a short-term (1-week) temporary project, we are offering $15 - $17 per hour. The reason we’re offering hourly compensation is that our copies are shorter and trickier compared to other texts. We count the time our translators spend on researching and brainstorming too (as well as proofreading of course).

Here’s how to apply:

#1 Apply for the job by filling out the application form.

We are looking for a Translator to interpret written pieces from English to Hungarian, for a short-term project making sure to maintain their original meaning, format, and tone.

Translator responsibilities include reading and thoroughly understanding the context of a given material (copy), using specialized dictionaries and translation tools, and proofreading finished pieces of work. To be successful in this role, you should have a keen eye for detail and be fluent in English in addition to your native language.

Requirements

• Native Hungarian Speaker
• Availability of at least 3-5 hours a week

Proven work experience as a Translator, Interpreter, or similar role

Excellent proofreading skills with the ability to identify grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors

Good knowledge of content editing tools

Familiarity with translation software

Time-management skills

Benefits

As the requirement is for a short-term (1 week) temporary project, we are offering $15 - $17 per hour. The reason we’re offering hourly compensation is that our copies are shorter and more tricky compared to other texts. We count the time our translators spend on researching and brainstorming too (as well as proofreading of course).

Here’s how to apply:

#1 Apply for the job by filling out the application form.

The Design Team Lead runs the day to day work of our Design Team. There are two sides to it. One is craft, which means keeping the standard of the design work high across every client we serve. The other is people, which means keeping the team organised, supported, and able to do good work without getting stuck.

Most of what the team produces is email and SMS campaign design for ecommerce brands, along with ad images, GIFs, short video edits, and the occasional landing page. You will still design yourself, but the larger part of the job is making sure what goes out is right. You are the person who spots what is not working in a design before the client does, and who explains the fix in a way a designer can act on straight away.

You will work closely with Account Managers, who assign the day to day tasks, and with the designers who carry them out. A good deal of the role sits between those two groups: helping an Account Manager work out what a campaign actually needs, turning that into clear direction for a designer, and saying so when a request does not make sense.

The Design Team Lead reports to the Service Director, and works closely with the other departments at Hustler Marketing to make sure design work is delivered well and on time.

The Design Team Lead runs the day to day work of our Design Team. There are two sides to it. One is craft, which means keeping the standard of the design work high across every client we serve. The other is people, which means keeping the team organised, supported, and able to do good work without getting stuck.

Most of what the team produces is email and SMS campaign design for ecommerce brands, along with ad images, GIFs, short video edits, and the occasional landing page. You will still design yourself, but the larger part of the job is making sure what goes out is right. You are the person who spots what is not working in a design before the client does, and who explains the fix in a way a designer can act on straight away.

You will work closely with Account Managers, who assign the day to day tasks, and with the designers who carry them out. A good deal of the role sits between those two groups: helping an Account Manager work out what a campaign actually needs, turning that into clear direction for a designer, and saying so when a request does not make sense.

The Design Team Lead reports to the Service Director, and works closely with the other departments at Hustler Marketing to make sure design work is delivered well and on time.

The Design Team Lead runs the day to day work of our Design Team. There are two sides to it. One is craft, which means keeping the standard of the design work high across every client we serve. The other is people, which means keeping the team organised, supported, and able to do good work without getting stuck.

Most of what the team produces is email and SMS campaign design for ecommerce brands, along with ad images, GIFs, short video edits, and the occasional landing page. You will still design yourself, but the larger part of the job is making sure what goes out is right. You are the person who spots what is not working in a design before the client does, and who explains the fix in a way a designer can act on straight away.

You will work closely with Account Managers, who assign the day to day tasks, and with the designers who carry them out. A good deal of the role sits between those two groups: helping an Account Manager work out what a campaign actually needs, turning that into clear direction for a designer, and saying so when a request does not make sense.

The Design Team Lead reports to the Service Director, and works closely with the other departments at Hustler Marketing to make sure design work is delivered well and on time.

The Design Team Lead runs the day to day work of our Design Team. There are two sides to it. One is craft, which means keeping the standard of the design work high across every client we serve. The other is people, which means keeping the team organised, supported, and able to do good work without getting stuck.

Most of what the team produces is email and SMS campaign design for ecommerce brands, along with ad images, GIFs, short video edits, and the occasional landing page. You will still design yourself, but the larger part of the job is making sure what goes out is right. You are the person who spots what is not working in a design before the client does, and who explains the fix in a way a designer can act on straight away.

You will work closely with Account Managers, who assign the day to day tasks, and with the designers who carry them out. A good deal of the role sits between those two groups: helping an Account Manager work out what a campaign actually needs, turning that into clear direction for a designer, and saying so when a request does not make sense.

The Design Team Lead reports to the Service Director, and works closely with the other departments at Hustler Marketing to make sure design work is delivered well and on time.

The Design Team Lead runs the day to day work of our Design Team. There are two sides to it. One is craft, which means keeping the standard of the design work high across every client we serve. The other is people, which means keeping the team organised, supported, and able to do good work without getting stuck.

Most of what the team produces is email and SMS campaign design for ecommerce brands, along with ad images, GIFs, short video edits, and the occasional landing page. You will still design yourself, but the larger part of the job is making sure what goes out is right. You are the person who spots what is not working in a design before the client does, and who explains the fix in a way a designer can act on straight away.

You will work closely with Account Managers, who assign the day to day tasks, and with the designers who carry them out. A good deal of the role sits between those two groups: helping an Account Manager work out what a campaign actually needs, turning that into clear direction for a designer, and saying so when a request does not make sense.

The Design Team Lead reports to the Service Director, and works closely with the other departments at Hustler Marketing to make sure design work is delivered well and on time.