[Closed] Job vacancy: Office Manager in Taipei (NCCU campus)

Legal Initiatives for Vietnam is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization registered as a 501(c)(3) legal entity in California, United States in January 2017. We opened the representative office in Taiwan in November 2021 and the office is located inside the National Chengchi University campus in Wenshan, Taipei.

We are seeking an office manager with a passion for civil society and a love for democracy to assist us establishing our foundation in Taiwan as a long-term base, and for our mission of building a democratic society in Vietnam as well as contributing to the human rights movement in the region through independent journalism, research, and education.

ABOUT THE JOB

• Manage several media, training and research projects, including writing proposals and reports, as well as monitoring projects’ implementation;
• Handle communications with Taiwanese and international partners;
• Handle legal requirements by the Taiwanese government, including outsourcing tasks to local partners;
• Manage LIV's physical and digital library, including data input;
• Organize meetings and events with local and international partners;
• Recruit staff and interns for the Taiwan office;
• Handle the office’s filing system and financial records as well as other administrative tasks.

QUALIFICATIONS

Minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience;
• Two years of experience in management or executive assistance;
• Good command of Mandarin and English. Vietnamese language is a plus;
• Good communication skills. You are the office’s face in both internal and external communications.

Preferred qualifications:

• Obtain a degree and/or professional certificates in management, journalism, communications, law, political science, and international relations;
• Knowledge of human rights and politics in Vietnam and Taiwan;
• Experience in the nonprofit sector and/or the media industry.

BENEFITS

• Salary: 45,000 - 50,000 NTD per month (negotiable, depending on your capacity);
• Medical and labor insurances in accordance with Taiwanese law;
• Holidays, annual leave, parental leave, and sick leave in accordance with Taiwanese law;
• Work permit sponsorship;
• Training and traveling opportunities in Taiwan and overseas.

WHAT IS IT LIKE WORKING AT LIV?

• Every employer claims to have a meaningful mission. We are no exception. We want to make democratic changes in Vietnam and contribute to the human rights movement in East and Southeast Asia through independent journalism, research, and civic education. If that is appealing to you, we can’t wait to see you!
• We collaborate with staff members and partners around the world: Vietnam, Taiwan, United States, Canada, Europe, Thailand, Australia and counting. That means both international traveling and working out of normal office hours.
• We value constructive criticism and innovative spirit. You are working with a bunch of movers and shakers here.
• We offer a significant degree of autonomy and flexibility. We don’t count the hours you spend at the office. You design and manage your work in a way that fits the office’s best interests and your personal preferences.
• Want to bring your children to the office? No problem. We will create suitable office conditions so you can take care of your children while working. Kids are gods, we know it.