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Tradutor de Máquina

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April 29, 2024 Updated June 7, 2024 4 minute read

Job Overview

Machine translators use computer software to translate text and audio recordings from one language to another. They work with clients to determine the purpose of the translation, research the relevant subject matter, and ensure that the final product is accurate and culturally appropriate. Machine translators may also develop and maintain translation software or databases.

Path to Becoming a Machine Translator

Most machine translators have a bachelor's degree in a language or related field, although some may have a master's degree or doctorate. Some employers may also require machine translators to have experience in software development or engineering. Machine translators typically need to be proficient in at least two languages, and they may also need to have knowledge of a third or fourth language.

Skills and Knowledge

Machine translators use a variety of skills and knowledge in their work, including:

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Salaries for Tradutor de Máquina

City
Median
New York
$52,000
San Francisco
$75,000
Seattle
$89,000
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City
Median
New York
$52,000
San Francisco
$75,000
Seattle
$89,000
Toronto
$83,000
London
£46,000
Paris
€37,000
Berlin
€47,000
Tel Aviv
₪17,200
Singapore
S$89,000
Beijing
¥102,000
Shanghai
¥80,800
Delhi
₹528,000
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