Senior Localization Technical Program Manager
The Senior Localization Technical Program Manager at Mozilla will lead and scale localization initiatives across a diverse range of products. This role involves close collaboration with UX, Content, and Engineering teams to ensure products are localization-ready from design through release. The position is integral to Mozilla's mission of making the internet better for people by supporting a global community of volunteer localizers.
Key responsibilities include driving localized product releases end-to-end, defining testing and quality strategies, and setting priorities for localization bugs. The manager will coordinate with language service providers and external platforms to deliver high-quality localized content on time. Additionally, the role involves designing localization-ready features, improving tooling and workflows, and reducing risks in partnership with engineers and other program managers.
Candidates should have proven expertise in localization processes, workflows, and common industry formats used for software and web localization. Experience with online translation software, computer-assisted translation tools, and translation management systems is essential. The ability to read and navigate source code to identify internationalization and localization issues, along with experience using GitHub for version control and project management, is required. Excellent written and verbal English skills, as well as fluency in at least one other language or a deep understanding of linguistic complexity across various languages, are also necessary.
Mozilla offers generous performance-based bonus plans, rich medical, dental, and vision coverage, and generous retirement contributions with 100% immediate vesting. Additional benefits include quarterly all-company wellness days, country-specific holidays plus a day off for your birthday, a one-time home office stipend, an annual professional development budget, and considerable paid parental leave. Other benefits vary by country.