Job Title Mother Tongue Translator Location Global Position Type Paid - Casual (Fixed Term) Job Description Participates in a language development program. Brings expertise in the host language to the project. Attends translation related training. Job Description Job Responsibilities: Implement a learning plan under the guidance of his/her project manager to gain competencies in translation. Carry out translation activities as guided by and under the oversight of his/her project manager. Share mother tongue expertise in the host language. Participate in preparing texts. Draft, revise and test translations. Participate in reviews and checking sessions. Gain and apply translation related skills. KSAs (Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities): 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. Continuous Learning Interactive Communication Teamwork Translation Principles Knowledge Interdependence Self-confidence Education & Experience: High school diploma or equivalent, plus one year of experience. Bachelorβs degree preferred. $30.00/hour Weekly Hours 4 SIL is a global faith-based nonprofit that helps local language communities overcome the barriers that prevent them from flourishing with their languages. SILβs six core areas of work include Bible Translation, training & workshops, products & technology, research, materials & publications, and advocacy. SILβs active language programs are impacting over 855 million people across more than 1,300 language communities worldwide. Language connects people to an identity and sense of belonging, it holds deep emotional and creative expression and it provides people with information and agency to navigate the world. It is through language that we understand God, ourselves and the world around us. However, 25% of the worldβs people are left out because of language-related barriers. SIL works tirelessly to improve the lives of people in almost 100 countries because we are eager for the day when all people enjoy equal access to education, to socio-economic opportunities, and to resources for spiritual growth - no matter what language they speak or sign. Use your skills and experience to make a difference that matters.