Interpreter/Translator

Hue EIP is an ODA-funded project by the Government of Japan and is being implemented to renovate and improve drainage systems and wastewater treatment of Hue City.

In the context of its implementation of the Hue City Water Environment Improvement Project (Hue EIP), Black & Veatch International is recruiting one (01) Interpreter/Translator for the Project.
Specifically the Translator/Interpreter will:

- To translate official letters, contracts, planning documents, meeting minutes, administrative and technical reports, training material, legal documents, and other documents between English and Vietnamese;
- To provide interpretation service at meetings, workshops, conferences, training courses, and other events between English and Vietnamese;
- To accompany the Company’s experts and consultants to the field trips, providing interpretation and arrangement required for the field work;
- To assist Project Manager in communicating and liaising with Vietnamese counterparts and the other relevant parties;
- To assist the foreign experts in collecting, analyzing, and storing relevant data, information, communications,reports, and other related materials;
- To record the project activities (notes, photos, videos, and others) and organize them systematically in the project network folder;
- To perform other duties as requested by Project Manager

Academic Qualifications:

- University Degree in English. The person has sufficient language skills to serve as translator/interpreter
- Excellent written and spoken English and Vietnamese skills
- At least five years of professional and field experiences in translation/interpretation

Expected Start Date of Assignment:: 1-15 October 2013
Work location: Hue City
Duration:  12 months with possibility of extension.

Candidates are requested to send a motivation letter and their CVs in English:
By email to [email protected]
By regular mail to Hue EIP Project Office- 8th Floor- MMC Building- 51C Hai Ba Trung Street, Hue City.

Deadline for application: Monday 30 September 2013