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<p><strong>Company:</strong> Coherence OS (United States)<br><strong>Location:</strong> Remote (Global)<br><strong>Engagement Type:</strong> Project-Based (35–45 hours)<br><strong>Compensation:</strong> Cash OR Platform Access (2 Years)</p> <h2><strong>Context for This Role</strong></h2> <p>We are building Coherence OS because we believe the next era of technology requires more than speed and scale — it requires meaning, integrity, and systems that hold over time.</p> <p>This translation work is part of a broader effort to make advanced systems accessible across languages — not as content, but as infrastructure.</p> <p>This is not a typical translation project.</p> <p>You are not translating marketing copy or generic product documentation. You are helping extend access to a system designed to support individuals in navigating and participating in a rapidly changing economic landscape shaped by AI.</p> <p>The work requires precision, judgment, and respect for meaning. Much of what you will translate involves concepts that must remain structurally intact across languages — not just linguistically accurate, but conceptually faithful.</p> <p>We are looking for translators who understand that language is not just communication — it is access.</p> <h2><strong>About Coherence OS</strong></h2> <p>Coherence OS is an AI-native operating system focused on preserving human meaning, identity, and ethical coherence in the age of advanced automation.</p> <p>We are building foundational infrastructure intended to support long-lived, global-scale systems — not short-term SaaS experiments.</p> <p>This role is for someone who wants to contribute to systems that will matter over time.</p> <h2><strong>Company Stage & Visibility</strong></h2> <p>Coherence OS is in its earliest build phase. We are intentionally operating with a minimal public footprint while core systems, filings, and internal foundations are being finalized.</p> <p>We have a minimal public website. Full context about the company, mission, and roadmap will be shared during the interview process.</p> <h2><strong>Scope of Work</strong></h2> <ul><li>Translate structured system content from English into Hindi</li><li>Preserve meaning, tone, and conceptual integrity — not just literal phrasing</li><li>Maintain consistency across terminology and frameworks</li><li>Flag ambiguities or areas requiring clarification</li><li>Collaborate asynchronously with our internal team when needed</li></ul> <h2><strong>Requirements</strong></h2> <ul><li>Native or near-native fluency in Hindi</li><li>Strong proficiency in English (written comprehension required)</li><li>Ability to translate abstract and conceptual material accurately</li><li>High attention to detail and consistency</li><li>Comfortable working independently with minimal oversight</li></ul> <h2></h2> <h2><strong>Compensation Options</strong></h2> <p>You may choose between two options:</p> <h3><strong>Option 1: Cash Payment (Project-Based)</strong></h3> <ul><li>Fixed, one-time payment upon completion of the translation</li><li>No ongoing access or involvement beyond the project</li></ul> <h3><strong>Option 2: Platform Access (Preferred Option)</strong></h3> <ul><li>2 years of full platform access (<strong>retail value: $4,800+ USD</strong>)</li><li>Access to systems designed to <strong>build, operate, and support income-generating activities</strong></li><li>Removes the need to pay separately for tools, automation, and execution support typically required to run these activities</li></ul> <p>This option is intended for individuals who think beyond a single project and want access to infrastructure they can continue using over time.</p> <p>While the retail cost is $4,800+, the <strong>actual value is not capped at that number</strong> — it depends on how the system is used. Many individuals will spend significantly more than this over time trying to assemble comparable capabilities independently.</p> <p>Most candidates who recognize the long-term value of access over one-time payment choose Option 2.</p> <h3><strong>Selection Priority</strong></h3> <p>Due to the nature of this work and the role it plays in expanding access globally, <strong>priority will be given to candidates who select Platform Access</strong></p> <p></p> <h3><strong>How to Apply</strong></h3> <p></p> <p>Please submit:</p> <ul><li>Your CV (in English)</li><li>A brief note confirming your language pair and availability</li><li>Which compensation option you prefer</li></ul> <h2><br></h2> <h2><strong>Applications must be submitted in English. Submissions in other languages will not be reviewed.</strong></h2> <h2><br></h2> <h2><strong>Closing</strong></h2> <p>This role is best suited for individuals who want to contribute to something being built with long-term intent.</p> <p>If you are looking for a standard translation task, this will likely feel different.</p> <p>If you are interested in contributing to systems designed to operate at scale, across languages, and over time — you will likely find this work meaningful.</p>

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