Job posting for technical experts at the Foreign Language Club
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This post was last edited by shiwang528 on 2011-4-10 10:30. The Foreign Language Club is a cornerstone of Haichuan Forum; as technical experts in the foreign language section, its members enjoy great honor and reputation (as can be seen from the Haichuan Inspirational Figures of 2007 and 2008:victory:). The role and importance of foreign languages in the chemical industry are growing increasingly, which has led to more and more requests for assistance in these areas. In light of this, we are seeking foreign language experts among our users. Requirements for technical experts: 1. Love forums and foreign language sections, and be eager to help users solve problems ； 2. Technically up to standard, of high quality ； 3. The schedule for launching each month is not fixed; you can participate whenever you have time. Treatment for technical experts: Monthly bonus. Application method. Specialization: Proficiency in foreign languages. Strength: Technical skills. Notes: 1. Proficiency in foreign languages refers to the specific area related to the job, such as equipment, instruments, or manufacturing processes…… ； 2. Technical links refer to links related to chemical engineering foreign languages. Addition: According to the forum’s new rules, approval from technical experts now requires at least 5 approvals from superusers, with no opposition from administrators! A cup of clear tea 2009.6.11
Major: Chemical Engineering; Strong in foreign languages: Chemical engineering English, gasification. Technical links: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=323747&page=1#pid1719309 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=382438&page=1#pid2033830 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=353592&page=1#pid1839512 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=355312&highlight= Last edited by rhinocao on 2009-3-3 16:54]
Major: Chemical Engineering. Foreign Language Strength: Chemical engineering English; scored 136 in the English college entrance exam, and passed both CET-4 and CET-6 on the first attempt with excellent grades. Technical link: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-377778-1-1.html (A repost of the nitrogen fertilizer PID diagram created by me; everything was drawn by my own hand). I hope it will be approved by the moderators: handshake
1. For international students who are not majoring in English, their English proficiency must be at least CET-6 or higher； A fellow English major, preparing for the Professional Level 8 exam ； The requirements for less common languages can be relaxed appropriately. 2. At least two (2) years of work experience is required, as this forum focuses on addressing practical problems encountered in work, and some practical experience is necessary. 3. Daily work is somewhat related to English (or other foreign languages), so that discussions and exchanges can take place, and the work of experts complements one another. This helps to stabilize the team of experts and maintain their enthusiasm for participation. Applicants are requested to actively engage in discussions in foreign-language environments, showcase themselves, and help everyone get to know one another. This post was last edited by echommm on 2009-3-13 22:34]
It is recommended that when applying for jobs, one specify the exact field of specialization, such as the industry sector like coal chemical engineering or oil refining, as well as specific technical specialties such as storage and transportation or automatic control
Major: Instrumentation. Work at a petrochemical design institute. I’m not a major in English, but I passed CET-4 and CET-6 on the first attempt, and I’ve never stopped working on my English skills. I’ve been working for 3 years now, and I’m responsible for translating many English-language documents in my department; it’s also with the aim of communicating with others and improving together! ! !
I have recommended a few people before; they were all key technical staff in the foreign language versions, and their work was also related to foreign languages. I think they can just transfer it directly!
I’ve already taken care of the one recommended by Piaoxiang.
Major: Chemical Engineering; works in a coal chemical enterprise. Not a native English speaker, passed the CET-6 exam on the first attempt. Attended English training organized by the company (covering speaking and writing, taught by a Canadian teacher) for almost 1 year (still undergoing training as of now). Currently working as a chemical engineering technician (for quality analysis and process management) at the company; has been employed there for 3 years. I have experience with coal chemical enterprises, especially in terms of DME and methanol production (including processes, mechanics, instrumentation, analysis, etc.). Technical resources: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=405623&page=1#pid2165635. I hope to exchange ideas and communicate more with everyone to improve together! ! ! This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-5 13:19.]
Application Field: Chemical Engineering. Working at the Petroleum and Chemical Research Institute. Not a major in English, but has passed CET-4 and CET-6 with excellent scores; has been studying English consistently and has won second prize in a university-level English competition. I have been working for 2 years now and have translated many documents. I hope to exchange ideas with everyone to improve together
I’d like to become a member. Are there any requirements? I think I’m qualified to be an expert. Haha, do one’s best to fulfill one’s obligations.