Ralph Jung
Localization Program Consultant
Professional Member
Member Since: 2026
Original Join Date: 2026
Professional Bio
Ralph Jung grew up in the Netherlands and now lives in Dublin, Ireland. He started his career as a Dutch localization specialist at EA Games in Germany then moved to Dublin to join the team of in-house software localization engineers at Microsoft, where he played a key role in localizing the Windows XP operating system into Dutch. Following his departure from Microsoft, Ralph spent some time working as a freelance translator before joining Yahoo! as a cross-market lead editor for multilingual search engine advertising campaigns. After a brief stint at eBay, he became an account manager for a local search engine in Berlin.
Back in Dublin, Ralph was with Dell Technologies for the past 14 years, where he established the video localization program for product launches on Dell.com, which has since been extended and adapted to fit the needs of many other teams. He is also the named inventor on a Dell-owned video localization-related patent.
Ralph is currently working on a book about a little-publicized browser feature that lets anyone easily automate and add new functions in their browser. He is also a member of the Committee of the Irish Foreign Affairs Family Association for spouses of diplomats, where he also held the Secretary role for four years.
Back in Dublin, Ralph was with Dell Technologies for the past 14 years, where he established the video localization program for product launches on Dell.com, which has since been extended and adapted to fit the needs of many other teams. He is also the named inventor on a Dell-owned video localization-related patent.
Ralph is currently working on a book about a little-publicized browser feature that lets anyone easily automate and add new functions in their browser. He is also a member of the Committee of the Irish Foreign Affairs Family Association for spouses of diplomats, where he also held the Secretary role for four years.