PT LOTTE INDONESIA is a Fast Moving Consumer
Goods Company and the world class company in confectionary. In view of our
strategic business plan and rapidly growing, we are inviting highly qualified
and dedicated professionals to be part of our winning team for below position:
JAPANESE TRANSLATOR
(Two Positions)
Qualification:
* Male, max. 30 years old, at least DIII majoring in Japanese Literature
* Fluency in Japanese (written & Spoken), is a must
* Min. 2 years experience in Japanese Company as Japanese Expatriate Translator, especially in fast moving consumer good company
* Passes at least Nihongo Noryoku Shiken (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) min. Level 2. More preferable ever lived in Japan
* Honest, dynamic, open minded, able to work under pressure & able to dealing with Japanese People
* Good command in English (written & spoken) and in the use of computer skill
* Willing to be placed in Cibitung (MM2100 Industrial Town)
Only short listed candidates will be notified.
Please send your resume with contact number (code position: JAP) at the latest two weeks after this
advertisement is posted to:
PT LOTTE INDONESIA
HRD Department
Jl. Tanah Abang II
No. 47
Jakarta Pusat 10160
- Indonesia
Or by email: hrd@lotte.co.id (max size: 200 kb)
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