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TEKWISSEN ® is currently hiring a Marketing Proofreader for a customer based out of Plainsboro, NJ.
Job Description
Responsibilities • Prepare needed documentation for artwork translation deployment. • Check corrected proofs against redline mark-up for comparison and quality assurance of received translation artwork files. • Identify content for errors in complex IFU documents. • Detect formatting and compositional errors in documents.
Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in English/Journalism preferred or equivalent work experience required. • Strong knowledge and understanding of the English language • Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint desired. • Ability to work in a fast-paced, team environment. • Attention to detail with emphasis on accuracy and quality. • Ability to prioritize work to balance multiple projects and deadlines. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Exceptional customer service skills. • Basic computer skills required.
Other • Update 256 multilingual IFUs (19-24 languages) • Medical device/pharma experience strongly preferred • Must have strong communication skills; team player
Skills: #Proofreader #Marketing #artwork #Medicaldevice #Pharma #Documentation
I have a few questions regarding the status on some of my information with I'D and SS card ,lost both of them and waiting for replacement, will it be a perfect trying to get a good job?
Get everthing in writing that is promised toyou when hired. Bonus, commissions, raises, 401 K contributions, paid holidays etc........then check every pay stub each week to make sure you got paid correctly. Document everything out if the ordinary.
It is amazing how people will try to twist what you say although it's written in black and white. Would it be easier just to ask for clarification instead of intentionally manipulating or altering what in plainly written? Documentation is important ,but keep it straight and plainly to the point.