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Salary Range
$66,300 - $89,700 /year
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📋 Extracted Details
Role
English-Spanish Translator
Company
European Central Bank
Level
Senior
Type
Full-time
Location
Frankfurt
Contact
DM on Social Media
Languages
Source: ES
Target: EN
About the Role
- →The European Central Bank in Frankfurt is seeking a Spanish Translator to join their team.
Key Responsibilities
- →Translate documents from Spanish to English
- →Ensure accuracy and consistency in translations
- →Collaborate with team members on translation projects
Requirements
- ✓Fluency in Spanish and English
- ✓Experience in translation work
- ✓Strong attention to detail
Benefits
- ★Competitive salary
- ★Opportunity to work with international organizations
About European Central Bank
The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank for the euro and administers monetary policy for the Eurozone, which comprises 20 European Union member states that have adopted the euro. Established in 1998 and headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, the ECB plays a pivotal role in the global financial system, ensuring price stability and fostering economic growth across the region. Its operations are integral to the stability and integration of the European Union's economic landscape. The ECB offers a range of critical financial services, including setting key interest rates, managing foreign reserves, and supervising major banks under the Single Supervisory Mechanism. Its primary tools include open market operations, quantitative easing, and forward guidance to influence inflation and credit conditions. The ECB primarily serves financial institutions, governments, and the broader public, with its policies impacting businesses, investors, and consumers throughout the Eurozone. A notable achievement of the ECB is its successful navigation of the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent Eurozone debt crisis, implementing measures that stabilized markets and preserved the euro. The bank is widely regarded as a cornerstone of European economic governance, distinguished by its independence, transparency, and commitment to long-term financial stability. Its decisions and policies have far-reaching implications, influencing global currency markets and economic strategies worldwide.
