Sports Content Creator, Japanese

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Gurugram, Haryana, IndiaFresher59m agovia LinkedIn

About the Role

  • Rewrite AI-translated sports content into natural, local-sounding Japanese, as if written by a native Japanese sports content creator.
  • The goal is to create content that feels personal and local to Japan, not like a translated document.
  • Language: Japanese
  • Location: Remote

Key Responsibilities

  • Rewrite AI-translated sports content (reels, captions, articles, prediction cards) into natural-sounding Japanese.
  • Ensure content feels created for local Japanese fans, not translated from English.
  • Utilize short, spoken-style sentences for video/social content, matching the energy of a sports voiceover.
  • Assess machine translations using a checklist focusing on flow, tone, meaning, and length.
  • Review recorded audio and reels for pronunciation, pacing, and authenticity.
  • Identify and use correct local sports terminology, slang, and fan expressions.
  • Provide concise notes on any unclear, incorrect, or unnatural aspects of AI translations.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Japanese speaker with Japanese nationality or residency and a genuine understanding of how people in Japan speak and write.
  • Strong written English for accurate comprehension of source content.
  • Proficiency in writing in a casual, social-media / voiceover style (not formal or academic).
  • Strong attention to detail when reviewing audio and providing feedback.

Qualifications

  • Open to graduates and graduate students; no specific degree required.

Nice to Have:

  • Good knowledge of football.
  • Experience with sports betting or prediction-related content.
  • Experience recording or reviewing voiceover/audio.
  • Background in translation, localization, copywriting, or social media content creation.

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