What roles are open right now?
Live vacancies across localization, language technology, NLP, speech, language data and media localization. Filter by vertical, region and seniority. Every listing carries the salary band, the hiring company type and the stage the search is at.
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No roles are advertised right now
Vacancies appear here as searches go public. The board is one way in; the network is the other. Candidates join it directly and are contacted when a relevant brief opens — registration covers current specialty, languages, location and the kind of move being considered, and does not put a profile in front of an employer without consent.
Why the board can be empty
Why
“The people worth hiring into a chief revenue officer or VP of sales role are not applying for jobs.”
Executive search — why leadership roles run retained
By market
Which part of the industry do you work in?
Nine verticals, each with its own hiring market, salary shape and supply constraint. The vertical pages cover what is driving demand and how people move into them.
By role and seniority
What does each role actually involve?
Ten role guides: the work, the responsibilities, the seniority ladder and how people get there. Salary bands arrive with the report, each figure carrying its sample size and collection period.
Sales director
Owns a revenue number for a language-service or language-technology business — a region, a segment, and usually a small team. The most commonly hired commercial leadership role in the industry.
Account executiveSales directorVP of sales
VP of sales
Owns the entire go-to-market for a language business: the number, the sales organization, the commercial model and how the company sells as machine translation reshapes what it is selling.
Sales directorVP of salesChief revenue officer
Chief revenue officer
Owns all revenue functions across a language business — sales, marketing and customer success — and the commercial strategy for a market being reshaped by AI.
VP of sales / VP of marketingChief revenue officerCEO / managing director
Enterprise account executive
Carries a quota selling language services or language technology into enterprise accounts — a consultative, long-cycle, multi-stakeholder sale that rewards genuine domain credibility.
Account executiveEnterprise / strategic AESales director
Business development director
Opens new markets, partnerships and revenue lines for a language business — new logos, new verticals, channel and alliance relationships, rather than managing an existing book.
Business development managerBusiness development directorVP of business development / CRO
Solutions consultant
The pre-sales technical partner to the sales team at a language-technology company — scoping, demoing and designing the solution that wins and survives implementation.
Solutions consultantSenior / principal solutions consultantHead of pre-sales / solutions engineering
Managing director
Runs a language business, a division, or a new-market operation with full commercial and operational ownership — the P&L, the team, and the strategy, often for a company entering the US.
Functional leader (VP)Managing director / GMCEO
VP of operations
Owns delivery at scale for a language business — production, quality, capacity and margin — and the redesign of the delivery model as AI moves people from producing output to supervising it.
Operations / program managerDirector of operationsVP of operations
Vendor manager
Owns the external supply chain of a language business — sourcing, qualifying, pricing and performance-managing the linguists and vendors that are its largest cost line and biggest quality variable.
Vendor coordinatorVendor managerHead of supply / vendor strategy
Director of interpreting
Runs an interpreting operation — the network, scheduling, credentialing and quality behind on-demand and scheduled interpreting, where US demand is largely regulatory and healthcare-driven.
Interpreter network / scheduling managerDirector of interpretingVP of interpreting / language access
By market region
Where is the hiring?
Most of the work is in the United States, across every region rather than any one city, and searches are run fully remote.
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What happens when you register?
You register once
Current specialty, languages, location and the kind of move being considered. Not a CV drop into a database nobody reads.
You are contacted when a brief matches
Candidates join the network directly and are contacted when a relevant brief opens, whether or not it was ever advertised here.
Nothing is shared without consent
Registration does not put a profile in front of an employer without consent. What is held and for how long is set out in the privacy notice.
Questions
Looking for a role: common questions
- Can candidates register without applying for a specific role?
- Yes. Candidates can join the network directly and are contacted when a relevant brief opens. Registration covers current specialty, languages, location and the kind of move being considered, and does not put a profile in front of an employer without consent.
- Which regions do you cover?
- Most of the work is in the United States, across every region rather than any one city, and searches are run fully remote. The firm is headquartered in Cardiff, Wales and also works across the UK and Ireland, continental Europe, the Nordics, Asia Pacific and Latin America.
- How long does a search take?
- Timing varies by seniority and by vertical, and leadership searches generally run longer than specialist ones because the qualified population is smaller.
- What does Global Search RC specialize in?
- Executive and specialist search for the language services, localization and language AI industry. The firm hires across nine verticals, from translation technology and localization services through to speech technology, NLP, machine learning and language data annotation. It also advises language businesses on delivery model and AI adoption.
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