# Armenian Writer Internship at CryptoMize An Armenian Writer at CryptoMize creates written content in the Armenian language for client engagements across Armenia, the diaspora, and select 18-country footprint work — applying Armenian grammar, literary tradition, and register judgment to community bulletins, institution pages, and heritage features under senior review. Apply now for the Armenian Writer Internship in Delhi at CryptoMize — a 6-month certified program on a rolling, always-hiring intake. This is a small bench with real work from the opening weeks: community bulletins, institution pages, and heritage features composed in Armenian for Republic-facing and diaspora audiences, marked up by a senior editor until the prose reads born-native. The two-standard discipline — Eastern and Western Armenian chosen per readership — is trained from Month 1 because it is the difference a native reader hears first. For freshers with strong Armenian, this page carries the skills, the eligibility, and the selection process in full. ## Facts - Location: New Delhi (HQ), CDR Building, Chhatarpur - Type: 6-month internship, certification provided - Availability: immediate, rolling intake (always hiring) - Compensation: discussed at screening ## What you will actually do - Compose community-facing prose in Armenian — bulletin announcements, heritage features, institution pages — shaped for readers in Yerevan or the diaspora arcs of Beirut, Glendale, and Marseille - Choose the standard deliberately on every brief: Eastern Armenian for Republic-facing output, Western for diaspora audiences, with the decision recorded in the desk’s variety log - Write in the Mashtots script at composition pace — thirty-nine letters, ligature-aware, no transliteration crutch when deadlines compress - Draft anniversary and heritage material with the register care those genres carry in Armenian communities, every piece cleared by a senior editor before release - Build keyword coverage around how Armenian speakers actually query — transliterated Latin-script searches included — so community pages surface in both scripts - Rebuild English source intent into Armenian that reads born-native: idioms re-chosen, rhythm retuned, never substituted line for line - Reconcile prose rulings with the translation bench so editorial usage and termbase entries stay one system - Assemble a bylined portfolio across community genres, closing with a researched long-form feature examined by the bench lead ## Skills - Native Armenian — Eastern or Western base, both readable - Standard-variety arbitration per audience - Mashtots-script fluency at composition speed - Community-genre register — bulletin, heritage, anniversary - Diaspora sensitivity across the three major arcs - Transliterated-search keyword awareness - Born-native adaptation from English sources - Orthographic-tradition awareness — classical against reformed spellings - Editorial reconciliation with the translation bench - NDA-grade confidentiality on community-sensitive material - Long-form stamina with byline accountability ## Tools - Trados Studio for terminology consistency - memoQ for translation memory and glossary - Xbench for QA passes - Google Search Console for content performance - Eastern and Western Armenian reference corpora ## Questions and answers ### What does an Armenian Writer intern do at CryptoMize? Writes community-facing Armenian prose under senior review — bulletins, institution pages, heritage features — with the variety decision, Eastern or Western, made and recorded on every brief. ### What is the eligibility for the Armenian Writer Internship? Native Armenian — Eastern or Western base, both readable — plus working English (Russian helps on heritage-source material). The prose has to read born-native, not translated, and the screening composition tests exactly that. No diploma gate: literary studies, journalism, or a portfolio you can defend all qualify. ### Is the Armenian Writer Internship paid? Compensation is discussed during screening and depends on demonstrated skill, engagement classification, urgency, and track record. We deliberately do not publish figures — every intern is evaluated individually. ### How long is the internship, and is a certificate provided? The program runs six months at our New Delhi HQ, ending with certification and a bylined portfolio of released community material — the portfolio is the part careers are built on. ### What is the selection process? A short application, an Armenian composition sample in your stronger standard, and a closing interview with the bench lead. Most cycles close inside two weeks. ### Where is the Armenian Writer Internship based? At our New Delhi HQ in Vasant Vihar, inside the content cell alongside the Armenian bench; diaspora-facing briefs arrive from engagement leads across the footprint. ### What kinds of work does the program cover? Mostly original Armenian composition — community bulletins, institution pages, heritage features — with adaptation from English or Russian sources where intent must cross languages. Original work dominates; the adaptation sharpens it. Apply: https://cryptomize.com/careers/internship/apply/