Japanese-Tagalog Interpreter & Translator for Operations
J-K Network Services
Batangas City
On-site
PHP 279,000 - 446,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading recruitment agency in Batangas City seeks an Interpreter to facilitate communication between Japanese Managers and Filipino workers. Candidates must be fluent in Japanese and Tagalog, with JLPT certification (N3, N2, or N1). Experience in Japan and as an interpreter is a significant advantage. The role includes attending meetings, coordinating site visits, and supporting translation needs.
Qualifications
Can speak Japanese and Tagalog; English is also needed.
Must be a Filipino who speaks Japanese.
JLPT PASSERS only (N3, N2, and N1).
Experience working in Japan is a big advantage.
Familiarity with Japanese culture is also a significant advantage.
Previous experience as an interpreter is advantageous.
Can process BIR 2303 and Authority to Print after obtaining an offer.
Responsibilities
Work as an interpreter between Japanese Managers and Filipino workers.
Relay information from Japanese Leaders to Filipino employees.
Attend meetings to discuss company systems with workers.
Visit the site with Japanese Managers to coordinate with Filipino workers.
Assist and welcome visitors or expats from Japan.
Support production-related translation.
Attend meetings during Japanese business trips.
Help employees with training under Japanese supervision.
Perform back office tasks requiring Japanese translation.
Skills
Japanese language proficiency
Tagalog language proficiency
English language proficiency
Cultural knowledge of Japan
Experience as an interpreter
Education
Graduate or undergraduate
Job description
A leading recruitment agency in Batangas City seeks an Interpreter to facilitate communication between Japanese Managers and Filipino workers. Candidates must be fluent in Japanese and Tagalog, with JLPT certification (N3, N2, or N1). Experience in Japan and as an interpreter is a significant advantage. The role includes attending meetings, coordinating site visits, and supporting translation needs.