According to our sister site Gamer555, Nintendo is now hiring a Localization Coordinator for its Bangkok office, signaling the company’s continued investment in the Thai gaming market.

The role offers a monthly salary between 80,000-100,000 THB and focuses on translating game content while ensuring it aligns with Thai language and culture. The position involves more than simple translation work—coordinators will oversee the entire localization process to make sure Thai players experience games as the creators intended.

Nintendo has been steadily growing its presence in Thailand. The company has already released several games with Thai translations and opened a Nintendo Store at Siam Paragon in Bangkok. This new hire appears to be the next step in making Thai an even more supported language for Nintendo’s gaming ecosystem.

The Localization Coordinator will translate Nintendo game content primarily from English to Thai, with some Japanese to Thai translation as needed. The role requires direct communication with Nintendo’s Japanese staff and project managers, as well as managing relationships with outside localization companies. Key responsibilities include understanding game context and creator intent to ensure translation accuracy, staying current with gaming terminology and cultural references, and following direction from Nintendo’s Japan headquarters.

Those interested can apply through JobThai or JobDB. For Thai gamers, this hiring move suggests more Nintendo games with Thai translations and potentially more local activities are on the way.