I have good experience.
Completed Masters in Japanese , Currently working with Amazon. I have overall 4 years experience.
Completed Masters in Japanese , Currently working with Amazon. I have overall 4 years experience.
I worked for major company for more than 15 years, and now I'm relocate in India for my husband's assignment. I'm quiet new in India. I have never reached Japanese as a professional, but I've been teaching Japanese for the temporary workers from Indonesia, Brazil as a volunteer.
I worked for major company for more than 15 years, and now I'm relocate in India for my husband's assignment. I'm quiet new in India. I have never reached Japanese as a professional, but I've been teaching Japanese for the temporary workers from Indonesia, Brazil as a volunteer.
I have done internship as an interpreter in Hotel Crossroads in Gurugram. Now I am working in an IT company as a Translation Specialist - Japanese Language (July,2016 to Present). I worked for CMT (Competitive Monitoring Team) process for World Wide Process Operation as Senior Process Associate Japanese. As part of the Pricing team, I worked with product, technology and operations teams to drive complex data and trend analyses to root cause issues and propose ways to improve the pricing system for amazon compared to the other E-commerce websites in japan. Also communicate with the Japanese stake holders discussing the process and business updates on daily basis. Working for MBO (Marketplace Business Operation) process as Translation Specialist in Japanese. I handle Marketplace team issues related to Intellectual Property Rights to make sure that the genuine products are being sold on the website by removing the Bad actors. Also, a part of Japanese Invoice vetting team. I have done teaching also for around 2 years.
I have done internship as an interpreter in Hotel Crossroads in Gurugram. Now I am working in an IT company as a Translation Specialist - Japanese Language (July,2016 to Present). I worked for CMT (Competitive Monitoring Team) process for World Wide Process Operation as Senior Process Associate Japanese. As part of the Pricing team, I worked with product, technology and operations teams to drive complex data and trend analyses to root cause issues and propose ways to improve the pricing system for amazon compared to the other E-commerce websites in japan. Also communicate with the Japanese stake holders discussing the process and business updates on daily basis. Working for MBO (Marketplace Business Operation) process as Translation Specialist in Japanese. I handle Marketplace team issues related to Intellectual Property Rights to make sure that the genuine products are being sold on the website by removing the Bad actors. Also, a part of Japanese Invoice vetting team. I have done teaching also for around 2 years.
I completed my graduation from Burdwan University and have since built a strong foundation in Japanese language and business communication through industry experience. I began my professional journey at Amazon, where I worked in the Japan locale as part of the Competition Monitoring team. After that, I joined Lenovo's Japan team, where I was involved in their SEO department, working closely with content strategy and keyword optimization for the Japanese market. Alongside my corporate roles, I’ve been providing Japanese language tuition to students and professionals. My teaching is shaped by both academic understanding and practical, real-world usage of Japanese in business contexts, which allows me to offer a balanced and immersive learning experience.
I completed my graduation from Burdwan University and have since built a strong foundation in Japanese language and business communication through industry experience. I began my professional journey at Amazon, where I worked in the Japan locale as part of the Competition Monitoring team. After that, I joined Lenovo's Japan team, where I was involved in their SEO department, working closely with content strategy and keyword optimization for the Japanese market. Alongside my corporate roles, I’ve been providing Japanese language tuition to students and professionals. My teaching is shaped by both academic understanding and practical, real-world usage of Japanese in business contexts, which allows me to offer a balanced and immersive learning experience.
I am Japanese Language Graduate, and have JLPT N2 certificate. Currently working in a MNC as a Japanese language expert.
I am Japanese Language Graduate, and have JLPT N2 certificate. Currently working in a MNC as a Japanese language expert.
I am a Electronics Engineer by study. Currently working in the field of digital marketing. I have done part time job in Tokyo for the better understanding of the Japanese language, culture and culinary skills while studying Japanese from UNITAS Japanese Language School Tokyo from 2024 to 2025. I am certified JLPT N3, N4, N5. Pursuing JLPT N2. I am passionate to learn and teach Japanese Language to anyone interested.
I am a Electronics Engineer by study. Currently working in the field of digital marketing. I have done part time job in Tokyo for the better understanding of the Japanese language, culture and culinary skills while studying Japanese from UNITAS Japanese Language School Tokyo from 2024 to 2025. I am certified JLPT N3, N4, N5. Pursuing JLPT N2. I am passionate to learn and teach Japanese Language to anyone interested.
Would prefer to take interactive classes and give students hands on experience .
Would prefer to take interactive classes and give students hands on experience .
I have trained professionals from multiple organizations like Amazon, Delloite, Salesforce, Nissan and Infosys. I an N3 certified professional.
I have trained professionals from multiple organizations like Amazon, Delloite, Salesforce, Nissan and Infosys. I an N3 certified professional.
I am teacher and giving home tuition from 2015. I am also teaching in a institution and i have developed students under me very good.
I am teacher and giving home tuition from 2015. I am also teaching in a institution and i have developed students under me very good.
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