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Linguistic Project Coordinator (Atlanta)

TransPerfect Global, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States Posted Oct 20, 2026
Full-timeOn-site

About this role

The position of Project Coordinator is a key player at TransPerfect. Project Coordinators execute all language/translation projects from the start to the finish and serve as a single point of accountability for their successful completion. Individuals in this entry level role are more inclined to stick in a Project Management-oriented career path .

Description

  • Be responsible for the entire life-cycle of all language/translation projects assigned to the individual

  • Juggle multiple projects and priorities simultaneously in a fast-paced environment

  • Understand and abide by individual project instructions

  • Liaise with sales staff to clarify project parameters

  • Establish and maintain excellent relationships with contract translators and proofreaders globally

  • Coordinate with quality personnel to ensure that the translation perfectly complies with instructions and is linguistically perfect

  • Communicate any issues/problems/caveats or additional information to sales staff as soon as that information is available

  • Research and understand all industries that TransPerfect markets to including industry leaders, current events and any other pertinent data

  • Investigate/resolve client complaints, problem solve, and work with QA/Management to ensure that appropriate systemic changes are implemented

  • Perform other special projects or duties when required

Required Skills

  • Excellent written and verbal English communication skills

  • Minimum Bachelor's degree or equivalent

  • Experience coordinating projects and assignment of resources a plus

  • Excellent problem solving and analytical skills

  • Effective time management

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