Nintendo Is Hiring Bilinguals, Translators Fluent In Japanese And English

By Jane Reed | Apr 18, 2016 10:41 AM EDT

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Nintendo Co., Ltd., is the worldwide pioneer when it comes to interactive entertainment. It has been manufacturing hardwares and systems since 1983. The company's product line includes the Wii, Nintendo 3DS and DS versions, and Game Boys, as well as the famous Donkey Kong, Zelda, Pokemon games and more.

While it's busy making sure its product lines hit the market, the company also wants to make sure Nintendo caters to its company's needs and customer's as well.

According to their website, Nintendo prides itself as an equal opportunity employer of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans, valuing diversity, celebrating strengths.

So if you're fluent in Japanese and, at the same time, in English, then Nintendo might have something for you. The company is in need of Associate Translators that can translate Japanese directions to English or vice versa. The position is a contract position and only requires applicants to have a minimum of a highschool diploma or equivalent. The most important thing is that the applicant has excellent Japanese and English comprehension and verbal skills with a minimum of 1-2 years translation experience. However, the company only has two openings for this post, so applicants need to hurry to beat the crowd.

But if you're not keen on translating texts and directions, Nintendo is also looking for Part Time Japanese-English Bilingual Interpreters. This post requires hires to listen, understand and interpret two-way spoken communication between Japanese and English. The description of the job requires hires to perform the same task during video conferences and other company related meetings. However, Nintendo has opened only one post for this position.

These are Monday to Friday jobs and the salary will be discussed during the process. If you want to be part of the world's global gaming brand, submit your application to Nintendo's Taleo site.

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