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Which parts of the language industry does the firm cover?

Nine verticals, each with its own hiring market, salary shape and supply constraint: translation technology, localization services, speech technology, AI and machine learning, natural language processing, language data and annotation, interpretation and RSI, media localization, and gaming localization.

The index

Nine verticals

Each one has its own page: what is driving demand, which roles exist, what makes it hard to hire for, and how the cycle runs.

  1. 01

    A multi-monitor workstation running translation tooling

    Translation technology

    TMS, CAT and connector platforms. The commercial leadership that takes language technology to market.

    HiresVP of sales, Solutions consultant, Enterprise account executive

  2. 02

    An open dictionary, close up

    Localization services

    LSPs and in-house localization teams. Commercial, operations and delivery leadership.

    HiresSales director, VP of operations, Vendor manager

  3. 03

    A studio condenser microphone against a warm wall

    Speech technology

    ASR, TTS and voice. Commercial and go-to-market leadership for speech products.

    HiresSolutions consultant, Business development director, VP of sales

  4. 04

    An engineer working at night across three monitors

    AI and machine learning

    AI and ML applied to language. Commercial and business-development leadership for language-AI and data products.

    HiresBusiness development director, Enterprise account executive, Chief revenue officer

  5. 05

    Source code on a dark screen

    Natural language processing

    NLP and evaluation. Commercial and pre-sales leadership for language-model products.

    HiresSolutions consultant, Business development director

  6. 06

    Structured cabling running through a data centre

    Language data and annotation

    Language data and annotation. Commercial and program leadership for data services.

    HiresBusiness development director, Enterprise account executive, Vendor manager

  7. 07

    Two interpreters working in headsets in a bright office

    Interpretation and RSI

    Remote and on-demand interpreting. Commercial and operations leadership, healthcare-driven.

    HiresDirector of interpreting, Sales director, VP of operations

  8. 08

    An editor grading video across multiple monitors

    Media localization

    Subtitling, dubbing and access services. Commercial and operations leadership.

    HiresSales director, VP of operations, Vendor manager

  9. 09

    A games controller on a dark surface

    Gaming localization

    Publisher and studio-side games localization. Commercial and production leadership.

    HiresSales director, Business development director, Managing director

Why nine

Four of these barely existed ten years ago

Nine verticals, each with its own hiring market, salary shape and supply constraint — and four that barely existed as hiring categories in this industry ten years ago.

New categories

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of nine

Speech technology

ASR, TTS and voice. Commercial and go-to-market leadership for speech products.

AI and machine learning

AI and ML applied to language. Commercial and business-development leadership for language-AI and data products.

Natural language processing

NLP and evaluation. Commercial and pre-sales leadership for language-model products.

Language data and annotation

Language data and annotation. Commercial and program leadership for data services.

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