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The Localisation Editor works on all editorial facets of video games and related materials in French. Responsibilities include editing game-related materials, overseeing QA processes, ensuring consistency, and collaborating with other languages. The role requires a Bachelor's degree, 3-4 years of related experience, near-native level language skills in French, and fluency in English. Previous gaming industry experience is a plus. Base salary range is £39,000.00 - £59,000.00 yearly.

Manage indirect tax including sales/use tax, VAT/GST/HST, lead audits, provide tax advice, support Oracle ERP implementation, and manage tax team operations.

The Brand Services Partner will focus on upholding the vision and standards of the Pokémon brand, ensuring products align with brand guidelines, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to represent the brand through products and marketing materials.

The TCG E-commerce Key Account Manager - Spain role involves supporting the growth of Pokémon Trading Card Game products with Spanish E-Commerce retailers, particularly Amazon. Responsibilities include establishing a yearly business plan, collaborating with Amazon Spain, analyzing sales data, coordinating with internal teams, and conducting market analysis. The position reports to the Senior Manager, Regional TCG Sales.

The Licensing Manager is responsible for developing and managing licensing programs for Pokémon products in France and the Benelux region. This includes working with licensees, negotiating agreements, and ensuring strong retail presence for Pokémon consumer products.

Associate Project Manager role at The Pokémon Company International, responsible for coordinating video game localization tasks from Japanese into French/German/Italian/Spanish, managing glossary terms, and internal Q&A management. Requires excellent coordination and communication skills in English and Japanese, attention to detail, ability to work under pressure, and experience working with a team of translators. Knowledge of French/German/Italian/Spanish and interest in the video game industry is a plus. 12-month Fixed-Term Contract with a possibility of conversion to a permanent role.