Localization Quality Manager
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Translated in Roma
Overview
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Translated is where technology and humanity meet to create global understanding. Founded in 1999 by a linguist and a computer scientist, we are on a mission to allow everyone to understand and be understood in their own language. We envision a world where people from different cultures can communicate seamlessly, with unprecedented access to knowledge, cultural exchange, and business opportunities.
To make this possible, we combine a network of over 500,000 vetted, native-speaking language professionals with a unique translation AI, Lara, capable of recognizing its limits and explaining its choices. Through an ecosystem of AI-powered translation tools (Matecat, Matesub, Matedub), an enterprise localization platform (TranslationOS), and an online translator (Lara Translate), we support more than 400,000 clients in 200 languages, helping people and organizations connect across cultures.
Everything we build reflects a simple principle:
technology should amplify human potential, not replace it. Whether through a marketing campaign, an event, or a new process, every project at Translated contributes to a larger purpose: bringing people closer together through understanding. At Translated, you'll join an international, collaborative environment where curiosity, creativity, and excellence are valued as much as results. We believe in humans.
Role
We are looking for a Localization Quality Manager who will drive quality initiatives for both human and machine translation workflows, work with translators and directly with our top clients in the digital space. As Quality Manager you will be responsible for defining and managing all quality-related activities for one or more clients, ensuring the highest level of quality in deliverables.
This includes defining quality requirements for human and MT output, training and monitoring linguists