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About the CompanyExperiences fueled by innovations, forward thinking, and a commitment to bring the very best to Indian roads. From the day the iconic Maruti 800 was launched in 1983, the company has been spearheading a revolution of change. Turning an entire countrys need for driving, into its love for driving. However, tastes and demands keep on evolving with each new generation of Indians. This has not been looked at by Maruti Suzuki as a challenge, but as an inspiration to go beyond traditional boundaries of car-making. Infusing design and technology is one such step it has taken to make its cars meet new age expectations smoothly.Maruti Suzuki India Limited, BU Hansalpur plant is a subsidiary of Maruti Suzuki India Limited to produce automobiles from Gujarat, was established in March 2014, aiming to secure production ability in preparation for the automobile market growth in India, as well as for expansion of exports from India. In MSIL BU Hansalpur, Plant A started operating from February 2017, subsequently Plant B, Powertrain Plant started in January 2019. In October 2020, MSIL-BU Hansalpur became the fastest production site of Maruti Suzuki to achieve accumulated automobile production of 1 million units. MSIL Hansalpur is also home of Maruti Suzukis prestigious e-Vitara, the first EV of Maruti Suzuki in world. The plant proudly exported the e-Vitara to more than 165 countries so far. Today, Maruti Suzuki has its eyes set firmly on the possibilities of tomorrow.Job Title: Sr. Executive - HR & Admin. JPSDepartment: HR & ADMAbout the RoleWe are looking for passionate Japanese interpreters who willing to be part of our growing team at Hansalpur business unit. The position will work closely with the Japanese expects to provide them support in their day to day communication with other native language speakers.Role & ResponsibilitiesInterpretation (Smooth and fluent, at any spots such as factory Gemba, vendor site, meeting and others)Translation (Document like Ringi, GSOS, internal report)Japanese Support (Admin Support such as joining & leaving formality for Expats, Bank Account Procedure Support, Life support like booking golf, etc)Desired QualificationAge bracket: 25-35 yearsGraduate (Any stream) with at least N3 level exam cleared in interpretation of Japanese language.0 to 1 years of experience and Freshers are also welcome to apply.Preferred SkillsGood in verbal and written communication skills in Japanese & EnglishGood communication skills & Positive attitude.Must know the use of MS office and internet.Knowledge of Japanese Work CulturePay range and compensation packageBest in the industryEqual Opportunity StatementWe are committed to diversity and inclusivity.

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