Translation & Languages

Resume writing for translators and interpreters who carry meaning, not just words.

Translators, interpreters and localisation specialists. We show your language pairs, specialisms and the judgement that machine translation can’t match.

TranslatorInterpreterLocalisation SpecialistPost-Editor (MTPE)SubtitlerBilingual Support
What we bring out

What hiring managers look for in translation and interpreting

01

Language Pairs and Specialisms

Legal, medical, technical or marketing work, with your pairs and direction stated clearly.

02

Credentials and Quality

NAATI, ATA, CIOL or other credentials, plus quality scores and turnaround you can stand behind.

03

Where AI Needs People

Post-editing, cultural review and interpreting, framed as the human skills employers still pay for.

One line, rewritten

From duties to results

This is the kind of change we make on every line of your resume. Example for illustration.

Before

Translated documents from Spanish to English.

After

Translated and post-edited 1.2 million words of Spanish legal and medical content, with no client-reported errors over two years.

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Your resume rewritten and redesigned to pass ATS and AI screening.

For a specific jobRole-Targeted Resumefrom $149 AUD

Written around the job ad you are applying for.

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Questions

Translator resume FAQs

What should a translator resume include?

Lead with what employers in translation and interpreting screen for: language pairs and specialisms, credentials and quality and where AI needs people. Legal, medical, technical or marketing work, with your pairs and direction stated clearly. Then list your work history with results, not just duties, plus your qualifications and the systems you use.

How do I get my translator resume past ATS and AI screening?

Use the exact job title and skills from the ad (for example "translator" or "localisation"), keep standard headings like Work experience and Skills, keep your contact details in the main body, and send a Word file or text-based PDF. Many employers also use AI tools to rank applicants, so lead with specific results instead of buzzwords. Our free ATS & AI check scores your resume out of 100 and lists the top fixes.

Do you write resumes for translator, interpreter, localisation specialist and post-editor (MTPE) roles?

Yes. We write for translator, interpreter, localisation specialist, post-editor (MTPE), subtitler and bilingual support and related roles, from entry level to senior. You're matched with a writer who knows translation and interpreting and what employers in your country look for.

How long should my resume be?

Usually two to three pages in Australia and New Zealand, two pages in the UK, and one to two pages in the US and Canada. Senior and specialist roles can run longer. Your writer sets the right length for your country and level.

How long does it take?

Your first draft arrives within 1–2 days of us receiving your files and details, with free revisions for 30 days. Express delivery within 24 hours is available.

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Mining, engineering, legal, government, sales, science and more. We match you with a writer who knows your field and what employers there screen for.

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