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  • [Closed] LIV is hiring a Projects Manager in Taipei

    [Closed] LIV is hiring a Projects Manager in Taipei

    Type

    Full-time, 40 hours per week

    Location

    Taipei, hybrid

    Salary

    1,400 – 1,600 USD per month and insurance as required by local law

    Supervisor

    Executive Director

    Deadline for application

    Candidates are accepted continuously through a rolling recruitment process

    Start date

    As soon as possible

    Application

    • Résumé, including at least 02 references

    • Personal statement

    • Scanned copies of degrees and professional certificates (if any)

    All documents should be in English and PDF format.

    How to apply?

    Please submit your application to recruit@liv.ngo.

    Email title: [Projects Manager] – Full Name

    Legal Initiatives for Vietnam (LIV), a non-profit, non-partisan organization, was established as a 501(c)(3) legal entity in California, USA, in January 2017. In November 2021, we expanded our reach by opening a representative office on the National Chengchi University campus in Wenshan, Taipei, Taiwan.

    We are currently looking for a motivated Projects Manager with a deep-rooted passion for independent media, civil society and a fervent commitment to democratic principles. This role involves overseeing multiple projects and grants.

    Role Overview

    • Projects Management: Oversee various media, training, and research projects. Responsibilities include proposal writing, report generation, and monitoring project execution.
    • Stakeholder Communication: Maintain effective communication with donors and international partners.
    • Public Relations: Manage digital presence through social media, websites, newsletters, etc. This entails crafting statements, press releases, and news updates and distributing them across appropriate platforms.
    • Event Coordination: Organize meetings and events with both local and international associates.
    • Team Building: Play a key role in recruiting staff and interns.

    Qualifications

    Minimum Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience.
    • Minimum of 2 years in a management or executive support role.
    • Proficiency in English.
    • Strong communication skills, serving as the office’s primary liaison in internal and external interactions.

    Preferred Attributes:

    • Advanced degrees or professional certifications in Management, Journalism, Communications, Law, Political Science, or International Relations.
    • Knowledge of human rights and political dynamics in Vietnam and Asia.
    • Experience in non-profit organizations and/or media industry.
    • Ability to speak Mandarin Chinese and/or Vietnamese.

    Benefits

    • Comprehensive medical and labor insurance coverage.
    • Opportunities for training and international travel.

    Working at LIV: What’s It Like?

    • We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment. Applications are warmly welcomed from individuals of all backgrounds, including but not limited to LGBTQ+ and ethnic minority groups. And we are serious about it.
    • We dedicate significant efforts to creating and maintaining a high degree of commitment density in order to be highly effective and impactful. We value your alignment with our shared commitment, as our production thrives on teamwork and efficiency. Your collaborative spirit will be acknowledged and rewarded with the opportunities that you help create and contribute to with pride.
    • Engage with a global network of colleagues and partners across Vietnam, Taiwan, the United States, Canada, Europe, Thailand, Australia, and more. This involves international travel and flexible working hours.
    • Embrace a culture that values constructive criticism and innovation. Join a dynamic team of movers and shakers.
    • Enjoy significant autonomy and flexibility in your work. At LIV, we focus on outcomes rather than office hours, allowing you to tailor your workflow to align with both the organization’s goals and your personal preferences.

    About us
    Legal Initiatives for Vietnam’s (LIV) mission is to build a democratic society in Vietnam through independent journalism, research, and education. LIV was founded by Trịnh Hữu Long, Trần Quỳnh-Vi, Phạm Đoan Trang and Trương Tự Minh in 2014 as a small legal publication, which has now become its core project

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

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

    Type

    Full-time, 40 hours per week

    Location

    Taipei (National Chengchi University campus)

    Salary

    45,000 – 50,000 NTD per month and insurances as required by the Taiwanese law

    Supervisor

    Co-Directors

    Start date

    As soon as possible

    Application

    • Résumé (in both English and Mandarin), including at least 02 references

    • Personal statement (in both English and Mandarin)

    • Scanned copies of degrees and professional certificates (if any)

    All documents should be in the PDF format.

    How to apply?

    Please submit your application to recruit@liv.ngo.

    Email title: [Taipei Office Manager] – Full name

    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.
  • [Closed] Job opportunity: Chief Operating Officer – Taipei

    [Closed] Job opportunity: Chief Operating Officer – Taipei

    Type: Full-time, 40 hours per week
    Location: LIV’s Representative Office in Taipei, Taiwan (NCCU campus)
    Start date: As soon as possible
    Contract: Two years, extendable


    Legal Initiatives for Vietnam’s mission is to build a democratic society in Vietnam through independent journalism, research, and education. LIV is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization registered as a 501(c)(3) legal entity in California, United States in January 2017. However, the organization started operating in 2014 as a small project with four founding members.

    As we grow, we are looking for a Chief Operating Officer to strengthen our management team.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:

    General

    • Oversee daily operations of the organization and the work of executives;
    • Manage the organization’s assets (equipment, IT infrastructure…);
    • Establish policies and monitor policies’ implementation;
    • Advise the Co-Directors in strategic planning and strategy implementation.

    Project Management

    • Monitor projects’ implementation;
    • Document projects’ implementation;
    • Manage projects’ budget;
    • Assist Co-Directors in fundraising;
    • Assist the reporting team in writing reports.

    Human Resources

    • Conduct recruiting and onboarding activities;
    • Manage the training program;
    • Conduct employee performance evaluation.

    Public Relations

    • Handle outward communications (newsletters, press releases, website updates, emails…);
    • Conduct surveys on various issues concerning LIV’s products;
    • Manage community engagement with readers/viewers, individual donors, and supporters.

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    • Extensive experience in management. Holding postgraduate degrees in business administration/ management is a plus;
    • Ability to speak and write in English fluently. We prefer candidates who are capable of conducting business in Vietnamese language;
    • Excellent communication skills;
    • Knowledge about independent journalism, human rights, democracy, the rule of law, environmental protection, gender equality, and others.

    BENEFITS:

    • Salary: US$ 2,000 – $2,200 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;
    • Relocation package that assists you with settling in Taipei, Taiwan (if needed), including visa/ work permit sponsorship, airfare, and moving expenses, among others;
    • Training and traveling opportunities in Taiwan and overseas.

    APPLICATION:

    • Résumé, including at least 02 references;
    • Personal statement;
    • Scanned copies of degrees and professional certificates (if any).

    All documents should be in English and the PDF format. Please send your application to recruit@liv.ngo with email title: [COO] – Your full name.

    Deadline: July 31, 2022.

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

    Type

    Full-time, 40 hours per week

    Location

    Taipei (National Chengchi University campus)

    Salary

    45,000 NTD per month and insurances as required by the Taiwanese law

    Supervisor

    Co-Directors

    Deadline for application

    April 30, 2022

    Start date

    May 9, 2022

    Application

    • Résumé (in both English and Mandarin), including at least 02 references

    • Personal statement (in both English and Mandarin)

    • Scanned copies of degrees and professional certificates (if any)

    All documents should be in the PDF format.

    How to apply?

    Please submit your application to recruit@liv.ngo.

    Email title: [Taipei Office Manager] – Name

    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 public relationships with Taiwanese and international audiences using social profiles, websites, newsletters, etc. The task involves writing statements, press releases, news updates, and publishing them on relevant channels.
    • 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.
    • 2 years of experience in management or executive assistance.
    • Good command of English and Mandarin.
    • 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

    • Medical and labor insurances as well as other benefits required by the Taiwanese law.
    • Training and travelling 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.