How I Got Hired: Junior Localization Engineer, TransPerfect
Networking and timely followup were key in launching a career in localization, says graduate Haoyang Qin.
Translation and Localization Management
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How I Got Hired: Senior Localization Program Manager, Salesforce
| by Cissy Liu MATLM ’19
Translation and Localization Management graduate Cissy Liu shares how researching her industry and networking helped her launch a career as a localization professional in the tech industry.
How I Got Hired: Localization Project Manager, Deluxe Media
| by Francesca Tantussi MATLM ’22
Alumna Francesca Tantussi shares how support from faculty and staff helped her launch a career in localization.
Faculty and Students Collaborate on 17-Language Anthology Interweaving Peace, Poetry, and Policy
| by Caitlin Fillmore
During a period of escalating global conflicts, nearly 70 international poets contributed writing around the themes of peace, poetry, and policy.
Middlebury Institute Launches New Online MA in Localization Project Management
| by Sierra Abukins
The 20-month online degree prepares students to quickly enter the thriving localization industry, combining skills in business, language, and technology.
How I Got Hired: Localization Specialist, Wizards of the Coast
Translation and localization management graduate Caitlin Quiat shares how networking and skill-building helped them launch a career in localization, working on one of the world’s most famous games: Magic: The Gathering.
Students Compete in Online Game Translation Marathon
| by Sarah Blackwell
The team of translation and localization students created their own Japanese version of a time travel game in just four days.
Eight Key Insights from “AI and the Future of Translation and Interpretation”
| by Sierra Abukins
Over 8,000 people from across the world recently tuned in for a conversation with top employers, academics, and practitioners on how the field is changing and what’s next.
It’s Not Just a Game
| by Mark C. Anderson
Institute students love gaming—from Dominion to Bananagrams to mahjong—and they’re getting a lot more out of it than amusement. It turns out that games are a great way to learn international diplomacy and foreign language, and they might even shape your career path.
In the News: The Story of Women in Localization
| by Sierra Abukins
Multilingual Magazine recently published a feature on how a friendship between Associate Professor Eva Klaudinoyva and two fellow localization professionals has grown into a volunteer-powered organization that now has a world-wide network of 9,000 members.