Khmer-English Language Interpreter

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Two95 International Inc.

Malaysia/Thailand/Vietnam/CambodiaContractMiddle

SalaryAt least 4800 MYR per month

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Job Details

Languages: Khmer, English

Requirements

Cable-Modem or Fiber Optic WIFI internet connection (NO Broadband or Mobile Data)
Internet download speed > 5 Mbps
Internet upload speed > 3 Mbps
Internet ping < 50 Mbps
Internet jitter < 30 Mbps
Laptop/Macbook/Chromebook with Webcam/Camera
Windows 11 version 23H2 (for Windows users)
MacOS 12 and above (for Mac users)
Updated ChromeOS (for Chromebook users)
Updated antivirus software
Updated internet browser
No Kaspersky products installed
Mobile Phone (Android 13 and above or IOS 16 and above)
Not using Huawei, Samsung A Series, iPad C Tablets, iPhone 6 and below models

Responsibilities

Fulfill required working hours
Request team leader approval for overtime work
Work a rotational night shift as scheduled by the operation team
Undergo English Assessment (AMCAT)
Undergo Native Language Assessment (eLPT)
Complete a 3-week day time shift training
Complete a 4-week night shift training

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