Miami, FL · On-site
$120 - $190/hr
... Japanese Steakhouse (Spring 2026). BUILD IT RDG's distinguished brand portfolio and exclusive ... Build and maintain direct relationships with top-tier media, editors, and cultural platforms
Miami, FL · On-site
$120 - $190/hr
... Japanese Steakhouse (Spring 2026). BUILD IT RDG's distinguished brand portfolio and exclusive ... Build and maintain direct relationships with top-tier media, editors, and cultural platforms
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A Japanese Editor is responsible for reviewing, editing, and refining Japanese-language content to ensure accuracy, clarity, and cultural appropriateness. They work with various types of content, such as articles, marketing materials, subtitles, or technical documents. Their role often involves proofreading, fact-checking, and adapting text to maintain consistency with brand guidelines or publication standards. Strong language skills, attention to detail, and cultural knowledge are essential for this role.
A typical day for a Japanese Editor involves proofreading and editing various documents, coordinating with writers and translators, and ensuring that all content meets the required quality and style standards. Editors often participate in team meetings to discuss project timelines and provide feedback on drafts, collaborating closely with designers, project managers, and subject matter experts. They may also be responsible for researching terminology, localizing content for Japanese audiences, and implementing revisions based on stakeholder input. This collaborative environment fosters professional growth and encourages knowledge sharing while maintaining high editorial standards.
To thrive as a Japanese Editor, you need advanced Japanese language proficiency, excellent writing and editing skills, and a strong grasp of grammar and style, often backed by a relevant degree or experience in publishing, journalism, or linguistics. Familiarity with editing tools like Adobe InCopy, layout software, and Japanese language input systems is typically expected, and certifications in Japanese language can be advantageous. Attention to detail, time management, and a collaborative mindset help editors stand out in deadline-driven environments. These skills ensure accuracy, cultural relevance, and quality in written content, which are crucial for publishing and communication success.
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Miami, FL • On-site
$120 - $190/hr
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Posted 10 days ago
Senior PR & Communications Manager | RDG job at Riviera Dining Group Inc. Miami, FL.
Job DescriptionJob Description
RDG introduces its first restaurant-concept brand, MILA, which offers guests a culinary journey through exquisite MediterrAsian cuisine, opened in January 2020 in Miami Beach. Combining genuine hospitality, fine dining, and a sophisticated nightlife atmosphere, MILA has quickly become a premier destination within Miami's upscale social scene.
At RDG, we are a collective of individuals dedicated to excellence and the art of sensory engagement. We embrace the rhythms of life and are motivated by the thrill of adventure. Our core principles focus on providing customers with immersive experiences, organic design, and a refined culinary journey.
DREAM ITMILA has exceeded expectations in its initial two years, achieving remarkable success despite pandemic-related challenges and securing the #5 spot in The Restaurant Business Top 100 ranking. Building on this success, RDG has expanded into new concepts, including AVA MediterrAegean in Winter Park, Florida, CASA NEOS on the Miami River, Claudie (opened Feb 2025), and MM, a Membership Community. Upcoming projects include AVA’s second location in Coconut Grove and Casa Neos Lounge (Fall 2025), Noora and HONŌ Japanese Steakhouse (Spring 2026).
BUILD ITRDG's distinguished brand portfolio and exclusive membership program aim to create a network of venues and experiences that offer a unique lifestyle to guests and members in Florida. Our goal is to establish RDG as a leader in the luxury restaurant industry in the United States.
GROW ITRDG has demonstrated rapid growth and is poised for significant economic expansion globally. We are actively exploring national markets such as New York City, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, and international markets including Paris, London, Dubai, and Mexico City for potential expansion opportunities.
SummaryThe Senior PR & Communications Manager will lead Riviera Dining Group's global communications strategy across its portfolio of brands, acting as the central authority on narrative, positioning, and media relations.
This role is responsible for defining how RDG is seen, spoken about, and understood externally. It operates at the intersection of brand, culture, and business - ensuring that every communication moment reinforces RDG's positioning as a leader in luxury hospitality and lifestyle.
The role centralizes PR and communications internally, ensuring that all external partners, collaborators, and contributors operate under a clear, unified, and elevated strategic direction.
This is not a coordination role. This is a strategic leadership position responsible for shaping RDG's external perception and ensuring PR becomes a true lever of brand equity, cultural relevance, and business growth.
RESPONSIBILITIES 1. PR Strategy & Narrative Ownership