Japanese Interpreter

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Linguistics, Translation, International Relations, or any related  course. A degree in Japanese studies is also beneficial.

• With JLPT certification Level 2 (N2)

• Minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience in interpretation and translation,  preferably in a corporate or business environment.

• Experience working with Japanese expatriates or within a Japanese company, providing  insight into cultural nuances and business practices.

• Experience in administrative roles that involve managing logistics, scheduling, and  coordination, particularly in an international context.

• Background in customer service or client-facing roles, demonstrating strong  interpersonal skills and the ability to handle inquiries and concerns effectively.
• Experience in coordinating projects or events, showcasing organizational skills and the  ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.

• Experience in industries relevant to the organization (e.g., manufacturing, IT, or trade) may  be an advantage, as it can provide context for technical terminology and practices.