Chinese Arabic Translator
Your tasks
Translation (Arabic ⇄ Chinese ⇄ English)
- Translate contracts, agreements, quotations, proposals, technical specifications and official letters accurately and on time.
- Review the Chinese text of bilingual Arabic–Chinese agreements and flag any difference in meaning from the Arabic original.
- Translate and localize company materials (profiles, brochures, presentations and social media content) for Chinese audiences.
Communication with Chinese Partners
- Manage daily business communication with Chinese partners and suppliers via WeChat, email and calls, following the Founder’s guidance.
- Follow up on quotations, production timelines, samples, documents and shipments, and report status clearly.
- Provide consecutive interpretation in video meetings between GoldenMena, Chinese partners and Saudi clients.
- Prepare meeting minutes and concise summaries in Arabic after every meeting.
Travel & Interpretation
- Serve as GoldenMena’s designated interpreter in meetings, negotiations, factory visits and events with Chinese partners.
- Travel with the company to China when required, providing on-site interpretation during business trips, exhibitions and factory visits.
- Brief the team before each meeting on cultural and business etiquette, and summarize outcomes and agreed actions afterwards.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Chinese Language or Translation (e.g., Faculty of Al-Alsun) or a related field.
- 2–5 years of Chinese–Arabic translation experience in a business setting: trade, manufacturing, construction or consulting.
- Excellent Mandarin Chinese, written and spoken; HSK 5 or above preferred.
- Native Arabic with strong formal writing (Modern Standard Arabic) suitable for official Saudi correspondence.
- Fluent English, written and spoken.
- Proven experience translating contracts, commercial and technical documents.
- Confident handling business conversations with Chinese companies, including on WeChat.
- Experience working with or for Chinese companies, in Egypt or abroad, is a strong plus.
- Familiarity with trade documents and terms (quotations, proforma invoices, Incoterms) is a plus.
- CAT tools (Trados, memoQ or similar) are a plus.
- High accuracy, attention to detail and strict confidentiality.
- Own laptop and a reliable high-speed internet connection.
- Flexibility to start early to overlap with China business hours.