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Chon Buri, Chon Buri, Thailand
Chon Buri, Thailand
Reeracoen Thailand
Full time
**Industry**: Manufacturing(Other)
- ** Job Description**:
- Translate between Thai and Japanese in office and production
- Support Japanese manager
- Translate documents Thai to Japanese, Japanese, to Thai
- Other related job
- Some tasks for support the section
- ** Requirement**:
- Female only, age 25-30 years old.
- Bachelor degree in any field.
- Japanese skill N3 up
- Experience as interpreter more than 2 years.
- Able to communicate in English
- Computer skill in Microsoft office
- ** English Level**: Level 4 - Conversational Level
- ** Other Language**: English, Japanese
- ** Working Hour**: 8:00 ~ 17:00
- ** Holiday**: Sat, Sun, National Holiday
(Work on twice Sat per month)
- ** Benefit**:
- Shuttle Bus Bang Saen Line, Phanat (Behind Nikom), Ang Sila, Ban Bueng
- Gasoline allowance (case using your own car)
- Life insurance
- Provident fund
- Medical expenses
- Bonus (According to results)
Pay 2 time per year
Mid year : 1 month
End of year : Variabla bonus
Average from year 2019 : 3 months
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Japanese term for Blacks or anyone of African descent.
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