Take the next step
on your global journey
We connect people and the world with global brands.
And we love it!
Find out what it's like
to work with Us
Argos Multilingual was founded in 1996 where it started out as a small translation vendor providing translation services to local businesses in Krakow.
Today, it is one of the world's leading language service agencies, providing tailored translation, localization, creative services, and multilingual data solutions to clients all over the globe.
From program engineers and desktop publishing experts to resource specialists and sales, at Argos Multilingual you are sure to find a team for you. As we continue to expand our reach globally, we are always on the lookout for talented people with fresh ideas and a passion for languages to join our global team.
Argos Multilingual in numbers
Our goal is simple – to become your preferred localization partner. Our teams are based in multiple locations around the globe, and we process millions of words every year for clients of every size and every industry.
Diversity, Equality & Inclusion
We are committed to diversity and inclusion. It strives to provide an equitable environment promoting personal and professional growth. Recognizing its social responsibilities, Argos ensures equal opportunities without discrimination. The firm values diversity because we understand that it enhances creativity. Argos creates a community that fosters innovation and intellectual strength through respect and equality.
- At Argos Multilingual, we pride ourselves on our diverse, global reach.
- We're committed to fostering personal and professional growth in an open environment.
- For us, inclusion isn't just a concept; it's the driving force for innovation.
- We believe in promoting a success-oriented community through diversity and mutual respect.

Valuing Diversity and Dignity at Work
At Argos and Chillistore, we champion equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). We provide equal opportunities to all, irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, religion, or ethnicity. Our inclusive culture values each member's unique contributions and perspectives. Through initiatives like sponsoring Women in Localization Organization, we actively promote diversity and inclusivity, fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and heard.
- Argos fosters an environment embracing equality, diversity, and inclusion.
- We offer equal opportunities, not discriminating based on gender, sexual orientation, religion, or ethnicity.
- We promote diversity through initiatives like sponsoring Women in Localization Organization.
- We strive for an atmosphere where everyone feels valued and heard.

Labour & Human Rights Policy
We're deeply committed to upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct. We firmly stand against child labor and human trafficking - a non-negotiable commitment in our operations. We prohibit and have a zero-tolerance approach to any form of forced or compulsory child labor or human trafficking in our supply chains or any part of our business. Our dedication to professional growth is reflected in our employees' career training. Upholding human rights isn't just a policy for us but a core principle that guides our decisions. When it comes to our working environment, we prioritize safety and fairness above all else.
- We're staunchly against child labor and human trafficking.
- Career training is a key part of our employee development.
- Human rights are at the heart of our policies.
- Safety and fairness define our working conditions.

Hear from our team
Check the information about our events, initiatives, supportive articles, working culture, tips, and our employees' profile pages, where you can read or watch the interviews.
Article / ProfileGlimpse of Argos: Selling More Than Words
Freelance translator Eric Graziano reflects on two decades in the industry, why he sees AI and machine-translation post-editing as an opportunity rather than a threat, and why translators should price their work as cultural expertise, not just words.
Article / ProfileGlimpse of Argos: The Craft Behind the Words
Medical translation specialist Şule Koman Keskin discusses why inconsistent terminology is the language industry's biggest challenge, and why specializing in a subject and deeply mastering your native language matter more than people expect.
Article / ProfileGlimpse of Argos: Evolving with the Industry
Scientific and medical translator Aida Roger describes her shift from junior translator to specialized freelancer, and why she worries the rise of AI is making translators' expertise seem more replaceable even as human review stays essential.
Locations
Check out the locations of our offices and our remote team.

