Junior Writer: Spanish Proofreading & AI Localization (Latam)

Review AI-generated Spanish scripts for grammar, spelling, punctuation, accents, sentence structure, and register.

Catch mistranslations, literal or awkward phrasing, missing context, dropped lines, and tonal inconsistencies against the English source.

Make sure the adaptation keeps the meaning, tone, emotion, and narrative intent of the original.

Check that dialogue sounds natural for each character and situation, and that the Spanish reads fluently rather than like a translation.

Align every script with Pocket FM's editorial standards and deliver clean, production-ready drafts.

Format scripts correctly for the AI voice pipeline, with clear speaker labels, clean dialogue and narration separation, and no stray symbols or formatting errors.

Check that emotion tags are present, accurate, and matched to the scene and character, wherever they are required.

Use punctuation, sentence length, and rhythm that guide AI voices toward natural pacing and delivery.

Rewrite anything an AI voice is likely to mispronounce or misread, such as numbers, dates, abbreviations, symbols, foreign words, and unusual names.

Flag lines that are too long, too dense, or hard to perform so they can be reworked before production.

Prepare localization sheets and concept notes that adapt names, locations, entities, and cultural references from English-language settings to Spanish-speaking contexts.

Make sure localization choices are culturally appropriate, audience-friendly, and applied consistently across every episode.

Flag references, idioms, humor, or situations that may confuse or fall flat with Spanish-speaking listeners, and suggest alternatives.

Keep character names, relationships, places, terminology, and recurring story elements consistent across episodes.

Make sure the adapted episodes follow the original storyline, character arcs, emotional beats, and episode flow.

Track plot details and tone across a series so nothing drifts from one episode to the next.

Balance speed and accuracy in a high-volume workflow, keeping your attention to detail sharp on repetitive review work.

Make sure every final submission is accurate, consistent, localized, and ready for the next production stage.

Revise scripts based on feedback from Senior Writers, editorial and production teams, and listener comments, and apply those lessons to future scripts.

Document recurring AI issues in translation, tone, formatting, or storytelling, and share them with the team with suggested fixes.

Review published episodes and user comments to see how adaptations land with listeners, and give structured feedback.

Native Spanish with excellent grammar, spelling, and punctuation

Strong English comprehension, to interpret source scripts accurately

Bachelor's degree in Literature, Languages, Translation, Communications, Journalism, Media, or a related field

Sharp attention to detail, with an eye for linguistic, contextual, and continuity errors

Ability to stay accurate and consistent across high-volume deliverables

Comfort with structured workflows, feedback cycles, and deadline-driven production

Clear communication and collaboration with Senior Writers and cross-functional teams

Experience in proofreading, editing, translation review, localization, or content QA

Familiarity with AI-assisted writing, translation, or adaptation tools

Basic understanding of storytelling, such as narrative structure, character, and pacing

Ability to read user feedback and spot patterns