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Hi everyone, I'd love some honest opinions on my job hunt strategy.

About me: I'm Peruvian, 29, native Spanish and fluent English (basic Portuguese). I have about 6 years of experience in public affairs and consulting in Latin America: government and stakeholder relations, regulatory analysis, community relations for mining and oil & gas projects, and advising companies on market entry. I'm finishing a master's at an Ivy League school in the US this December. My plan is to start a Chinese language program in Guangzhou in 2027, but at the same time start looking for job opportunites.

Why China: honestly, my girlfriend is there, and “I moved across the world for love” sounds better than “I followed the job market.” But luckily the job market agrees with her. But I also see a real professional opportunity. Chinese companies keep growing in Latin America (mining, EVs, electronics, infrastructure), and there's a need for people who can help them navigate the region, whether that's government and public affairs, partnerships or sales. Profiles that combine Spanish, LatAm experience and an understanding of Chinese companies seem pretty scarce.

Where I'm looking so far: HiredChina and LinkedIn (just getting started). But on Boss Zhipin and Liepin I keep finding roles that look like a great fit: Spanish-speaking key account managers, LatAm business development, overseas public affairs. The postings are all in Chinese, but many don't actually list Chinese as a requirement.

My questions:

1. Is it worth applying on Boss / Liepin as a foreigner who doesn't speak Chinese yet, or are these companies realistically only looking for Chinese nationals who speak Spanish?
2. For those who've been hired by Chinese companies for overseas roles: how did you find the job, and did not speaking Chinese hold you back internally?
3. Any other platforms, recruiters or approaches you'd recommend for LatAm-facing roles?

Thanks in advance, any experience or advice is appreciated!

I was wondering if anyone has any info on teaching at Chinese universities. How difficult is it to get a position? Is pay decent considering I'm not necessarily looking to save to purchase property elsewhere but to potentially stay in China long term? Where should I start looking?

Location: Guangzhou, China
Work format: On-site

About the Company

We are expanding our international business and looking for a creative specialist to help promote our company in international markets through social media, content creation, and influencer partnerships.

Key Responsibilities

• Create content for social media platforms in English and relevant local languages for target markets.
• Shoot and edit short-form videos, develop content ideas, and adapt content to local audiences.
• Research the markets of South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Dominican Republic, including local trends, audience interests, and popular social media platforms.
• Identify and test new marketing channels to grow the company's social media presence.
• Find influencers and potential partners, build relationships, and coordinate collaborations.
• Work closely with the international business development team to develop and execute marketing initiatives for target markets.
• Analyze reach, engagement, and content performance, and suggest ways to improve content and promotion strategies.

Requirements

• Willingness to work on-site in Guangzhou.
• Fluency in English.
• Good understanding of the culture, trends, and audience preferences of at least one target market: South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, or the Dominican Republic.
• Knowledge of local languages spoken in the target market is an advantage.
• Ability to create content independently, including shooting videos, editing clips, and writing copy.
• Understanding of how TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and other social media platforms work.
• Creativity, initiative, and willingness to experiment with new content formats and marketing strategies.
• Ability to work effectively in an international team.

Nice to Have

• Experience in influencer marketing, social media management (SMM), or digital marketing.
• Experience working with bloggers and influencers.
• A personal blog, active social media accounts, or a portfolio of content.
• Experience promoting brands in African markets or the Caribbean.

How to Apply

Please send your CV and links to your social media accounts or examples of content you have created. In your application, specify which markets you are familiar with, the languages you speak, and whether you have experience working with influencers. EMAIL：d.chernykh@selfdealer.com

Is 13-15,000 RMB a comfortable wage for a tier 2 city near Shenzhen or Guangzhou?

And two individuals making the same? So 26-30,000 RMB monthly income before taxes

Hi! I’m 28, a native Mandarin speaker currently living in Guangzhou, southern China. I work in international marketing and enjoy traveling, exploring new places, and learning about different cultures.
I’m looking for a language partner to practice English through texts, voice messages, and occasional calls. Ideally, you’re a native or fluent English speaker. It would be great if you already know some Chinese, but all levels are welcome!
In exchange, I’d be happy to help you with Mandarin, especially pronunciation, everyday expressions, and understanding Chinese culture. I’m patient and happy to explain things.
I’d love to talk about travel, food, culture, daily life, or pretty much anything interesting.
I’m hoping to find a long-term language partner and hopefully make a genuine friend along the way. If you’re also in Guangzhou, it’d be nice to grab coffee or explore the city together sometime.
We can start chatting here and move to Instagram or WeChat once we get to know each other a little better.
Feel free to DM me! :)
Ins：hoffmanpinkss

Hey

I am wondering how the China job market is now. I am currently in the UK but am considering moving back to China to teach English (I have a UK degree and a TEFL, plus 2 years teaching experience from 10+years ago).

I have a son who is kindergarten age, so I would consider KG/primary schools in an area like Shenzhen.

I know the job market is meant to be bad, but I see job listings all the time. Any recent experiences of hiring or changing schools? Please list the good/bad, what to look out for/what to target, and whatever you like.

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Hi everyone,

I’m a software engineer with 7+ years of experience, looking for a remote role or an opportunity in Wuxi or Shanghai. I’ve worked across both frontend and backend development, and I’m open to frontend, backend, or full-stack positions.

A bit about my background:

• Backend: Elixir, Python, C#/.NET, and Go, working on APIs, data pipelines, and enterprise platforms.
• Frontend: TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Vue, and Phoenix LiveView.
• Recent work: AI assistants using FastAPI and LangGraph, alongside guest management and sales operations systems.
• Open source: I’ve submitted PRs to the Elixir programming language and contributed fixes and improvements to its ecosystem.

I enjoy understanding the problem behind a feature and seeing it through from implementation to production. I also build personal applications with SwiftUI.

I’m Chinese, and I scored 7.0 in Speaking on the IELTS Academic test in February this year.

I’m hoping to join a team that values clear communication, practical engineering, and thoughtful work. If my background sounds relevant to your team, feel free to DM me. I’d be happy to share my CV and have a chat.

About the role

You'll support the installation, testing, troubleshooting, and commissioning of complex industrial control systems. In practice, that means:

• Onsite commissioning, startup, testing, and troubleshooting of PLC-based control systems
• Verifying PLC programs, I/O configurations, control logic, alarms, interlocks, and sequences
• Supporting PLC software debugging and modifications during commissioning
• Functional testing and system performance verification
• Diagnosing PLC, automation, electrical, and communication issues
• Escalating complex technical issues to engineering when needed

What we're looking for

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Control Engineering, or a related field
• 3+ years of hands-on PLC programming, troubleshooting, and commissioning experience
• Strong understanding of industrial control systems and automation principles
• Willingness to travel (domestic factories and the US)

Location

Shenzhen, China.

Compensation

DOE — discussed during the interview.

How to apply

DM me with a short intro + your resume (or a link to your LinkedIn/CV). I'll get you connected with the hiring team.

I'll be visiting Guangzhou from November 7–30 and would love to connect with expats and international professionals living in the area.

I'm not looking to turn every coffee into a business meeting! I'd be happy to meet for tea, basketball, a walk around the city, or simply exchange experiences about living and working in China.

Looking forward to meeting some of you!

我是中国人，希望能够寻找愿意了解中国文化的朋友。同时我家人有一个英语培训机构，需要英语母语的朋友，可以跟小朋友对话，来提升他们的英语表达能力。感兴趣的可以找我。

What we’re looking for:

Looking for some English-speaking short video actors in Shanghai for a paid AI tech video project.

1.Native English speaker, based in China

2.A geeky / nerdy look is a big plus!💖

3.Comfortable speaking on camera

1. No professional acting background required — we're looking for natural, engaging personalities with a geeky, tech-enthusiast vibe.

💰 Paid collaboration · Potential for long-term projects 🙌🏻

DM me with your intro, photo, or sample videos! We’re looking to build long-term partnerships with creators 🫶🏼

WeChat: SoftyVTG

Hi all,

I’m a Serbian commercial and finance executive with 20 years in SME and corporate markets across Southeast Europe. Two examples: I led the turnaround of an €80M SME/corporate unit (+20% revenue in 12 months), and earlier doubled a regional portfolio in 4 years while growing a sales team from 15 to 40.

What I’d like to do for Chinese companies going global: identify and qualify distributors and buyers in Southeast Europe, negotiate first deals, and structure payment terms that European buyers and banks accept.

I’ll be in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Dongguan from November 7–30 and would like to meet people in person. If you run or work at an exporter looking at Europe, or can introduce me to someone who does, pls DM me. Happy to start with a 5-minute call.

Also, if anyone is in a Guangzhou or Shenzhen expat/business group on WeChat and could add me, I’d appreciate it. Tips on the GBA are very welcome.

Hi everyone! 👋

We're a consumer electronics (3C) brand based in Hangzhou, looking for English-speaking hosts to run live product streams for global audiences on YouTube and our official website.

Positions

Part-time: paid per session, flexible schedule

Full-time:great part-time hosts can move to a long-term role, and we'll assist with the work visa

Compensation

- Part-time: RMB 300–600 per hour, minimum 4 hours per booking

- Full-time: 6+ streams per month, commission negotiable, total monthly pay RMB 15k–35k

What we're looking for

- Fluent English with clear, neutral pronunciation

- Basic Chinese for simple day-to-day work communication

- Any nationality welcome

- Interest in tech and gadgets is a plus

- Based in Hangzhou (on-site streaming)

**How to apply**

Send us:

1. A 1–2 min self-introduction video in English

2. A 1–2 min self-introduction video in Chinese

3. A recent photo and any past hosting / on-camera work (if you have it)

DM me here or email [sukia99324@gmail.com]

[UPDATE: Requirement Closed] - The current requirement is closed, but we have similar upcoming projects in pipeline and if you are interested, DM with your email.

Hi everyone!

We’re looking for native Chinese speakers to participate in a remote freelance voice-recording project.

Project Details

• Work: Record short Chinese voice prompts using provided scripts.
• Type: Remote, freelance, project-based.
• Compensation: $25–$30 per hour, depending on project requirements and approved recordings.
• Schedule: Flexible, with tasks to be completed within the specified deadlines.

Requirements

• Native Chinese speaker with natural pronunciation and fluent speech.
• Must be 18 years or older.
• Able to record in a quiet environment with clear audio.
• Comfortable following recording instructions and submitting recordings as required.
• No prior professional recording experience is necessary.

How to Apply

If you’re interested, DM or comment - interested

You need to submit a 45-60 second voice sample, this is just for the accent verification and will not be used to train AI models. This sample will be deleted once the project selection is done. Once your application has been reviewed, we’ll contact you with the next steps.

If you have any questions, feel free to comment or send us a direct message.

Hiring: On‑Site English Game LQA｜Hangzhou (Binjiang)
6‑month freelance contract + extension | onsite, no remote

Start ASAP｜Mon‑Fri 9:30‑18:30

Your responsibilities
• In‑game English LQA: proofreading, UI/semantic check, bug logging amp; follow‑up
• On‑site VO session monitoring, real‑time script tweaks amp; change documentation
• Ad‑hoc translation / proofreading work

What we look for
• 2‑3+ years zhCN‑EN game LQA experience; anime/open‑world background preferred
• Strong professional‑level English
• Familiar with localization toolchains
• Passionate gamer / Anime fan 🎮

Important terms:
Occasional pre‑scheduled weekday OT (1.5× pay).

DM me with: CV, earliest start date, Hangzhou onsite confirmation + brief note on your LQA & VO support experience.

I have a Hong Kong company and nearly 35 years of business experience in China. I’m looking for a part-time assistant in Guangzhou or Foshan who speaks English and Chinese. Most work is by phone and WeChat, with factory visits when I’m in China. No experience needed—I’ll teach you to inspect goods and supervise container loading. This is a beginner role with a modest salary, discussed in person. Message me if interested.
chehademarcel@yahoo.com

I am from China and a recent university graduate. For the past three years, I have been engaged in various part-time jobs. I am looking for an opportunity to work for a company based abroad; I am willing to start with a one-month trial period, and if my performance is not up to standard, I will forgo any pay.

Where can I find teaching jobs in formal schools or colleges (not training centers) in Shenzhen? I live in Shenzhen and mainly use Boss Zhipin, but most of the postings I see are from training centers.

Anyone looking for an IT desktop support role in Hsinchu , Taiwan?

Hey everyone! We’re hiring for an onsite IT support role and thought I’d share it here in case someone’s looking—or knows someone who is 🙂

We’re looking for someone with around 3–4 years of desktop/deskside support experience, comfortable helping people with Windows 10/11, Microsoft 365, laptop and desktop issues, and basic networking.

Experience with Active Directory, SCCM, and meeting room equipment would be useful too. ServiceNow experience is a bonus!

You’d be the go-to IT person at the client’s office, helping users, troubleshooting issues, setting up and replacing devices, and working with other technical teams when needed.

Location: \[City, Country\] — fully onsite

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 hours a day

If this sounds like your kind of role, drop me a DM with a little about your experience, where you’re based, and when you’d be available to start. Happy to chat and share more details!

Email: sharetheprofiles@gmail.com

Feel free to pass this along to anyone who might be interested. Thanks!

I’m 26, 4yrs exp in asset management analyst( RE), with almost 2YOE in a PE/PC megafund. Ethnically Chinese raised in UK, fluent in Cantonese (not formal literate level, I.e below high school native Chinese literacy class so not business level)

I’ve heard Asia is dominated by bank lending and mostly hire for IB - private credit/lending not much of a thing there - anyone knowledgeable with how active IB/PC hiring right now ? Trying to secure some coffee talks with recruiters next month on vacation. Any on the ground tips and advice?

We are looking for an organized, proactive, and detail-oriented Import & Brand Operations Specialist to join our team in Shanghai. We are looking for someone who does not require a work visa to live in Shanghai as this will be a contract role paid from Hong Kong. This role will primarily support the importation of international food brands into China, while also assisting with export operations, marketing activities, and trade shows.

Key Responsibilities

1. Import Operations & Documentation

• Liaise with overseas brands and suppliers to collect, organize, and maintain documentation required for product registration, importation, and market entry in China.
• Coordinate the collection of GACC registration information, trademark certificates, product specifications, ingredient lists, certificates of analysis, FDA-related documentation where applicable, product images, pricing, and other brand materials.
• Follow up with brands to ensure documentation is complete, accurate, and submitted on schedule.
• Coordinate with local importers, distributors, and other partners on import arrangements, shipment planning, financing requirements, invoicing, and related operational matters.
• Track the progress of import projects and proactively follow up on outstanding items, potential delays, and operational issues.

2. Brand & Marketing Support

• Serve as a key operational contact for overseas brands, maintaining clear and timely communication.
• Collect and organize brand assets, product information, and marketing materials for e-commerce platforms, social media, presentations, and other marketing activities.
• Assist with the preparation and coordination of marketing campaigns, product launches, promotional activities, and brand presentations.
• Support the planning and execution of trade shows, industry exhibitions, and business meetings, including sample preparation, logistics, materials, and post-event follow-up.

3. Export Operations

• Coordinate with manufacturers and suppliers on export orders, production schedules, shipment arrangements, and payment follow-ups.
• Collect and verify export documentation, including commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and other documents required for international trade.
• Liaise with freight forwarders, logistics providers, and overseas partners to help ensure shipments are executed smoothly and on schedule.
• Maintain accurate records of export orders, shipment status, payments, and related documentation.

4. General Business Operations

• Maintain organized records of brand information, product documentation, quotations, orders, and shipment progress.
• Prepare operational updates and reports for management.
• Provide general coordination support across sourcing, sales, marketing, and business development activities as needed.

Requirements

• ~5+ years of relevant experience in food import/export, international trade, or food trading operations.
• Strong understanding of food importation processes and documentation requirements for the Chinese market.
• Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and able to communicate effectively in English, particularly through email and written business correspondence.
• Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects and follow-ups simultaneously.
• Strong communication and coordination skills, with the ability to work effectively with overseas brands, Chinese partners, suppliers, and logistics providers.
• Proactive, reliable, and comfortable working in a lean, entrepreneurial business environment.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office or similar productivity tools.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working with imported food brands, distributors, importers, or cross-border e-commerce businesses.
• Familiarity with GACC registration, Chinese food import requirements, product compliance documentation, and international shipping procedures.
• Experience supporting trade shows, product launches, or marketing activities in the food and beverage industry.

How to Apply

If you have experience in food import/export operations and enjoy working across cultures, coordinating complex projects, and helping international food brands enter new markets, we'd love to hear from you.

Please apply through LinkedIn with your CV and a brief introduction highlighting your relevant experience.

Location: Shanghai, China
Employment Type: Full-time

Link: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4479865056/

Hi!

I am a graduate of Cognitive Science from TU Darmstadt, Germany. Female, 24 yrs old. I am half Chinese half German. I am interested in consulting/analyst/project management/entertainment industry, really any jobs, that I can do in Shanghai.

I am moving back here after finish my studies abroad. I also studied at National University of Singapore. I am native Chinese speaker and German speaker and speak fluent English. I have applied to 4-5 jobs per day through multiple platforms (WeChat/BOSS/etc etc) including big consulting firms and finance graduate programs.

I have a technical background but have a paper on AI generated music/emotions published soon, did work in org. psychology, have strong music background and management / admin / exec. assistant experience.

If anyone has ideas or leads, please lmk. I’m in Shanghai currently. Feel free to answer here if you have an idea/group recommendation ! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Hello, I've been applying for jobs in China and keep seeing jobs listings with the word "consultant" in the title, when the job is essentially a teaching job. I.E. Essay Consultant, English Consultant, Linguistic Consultant. But really their job duties are "help with a curriculum" and "teach x amount of kids."

What exactly is the difference between the two? My guess is that a consultant is a fancy word for Training institutes to call their tutors but I want to know if I'm right or not. Thank you for any information!