Sales/Marketing & Translation Liaison (Radioisotope) at Theragenics Corp – Buford, Georgia

Be Part of a Mission That Matters Join Theragenics and help drive the production of life-saving radiopharmaceuticals. We are seeking a talented individual to serve as a vital linguistic and commercial link for our Mainland China business development. This role is ideal for a professional who excels at market research and high-stakes technical translation.

Role Summary

In this role, you will be the essential bridge between our global teams and the Chinese market. You will serve as the primary linguistic liaison, ensuring that sales activities, market research, and technical communications move accurately between Mandarin and English.

Key Responsibilities

• Linguistic Bridge: Provide expert written and verbal translation (Mandarin ↔ English) for sales meetings, email introductions, and technical documents.
• Market Intelligence: Conduct research and information consolidation for Radioisotope business development in Mainland China using Chinese search engines.
• Sales Support: Attend sales meetings to provide real-time translation and help adapt materials for the Chinese market.
• Administrative Coordination: Support daily office operations and administrative tasks as assigned by the department manager.

Qualifications & Skills

• Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Marketing or Business.
• Mandarin Proficiency: Professional fluency in Mandarin and English (written and verbal) is strictly required.
• Technical Literacy: Expert familiarity with Chinese internet search engines and digital research ecosystems.
• Cultural Awareness: High level of cultural adaptability to work effectively across international teams.
• Independence: Ability to work independently and manage a flexible schedule (20–40 hours per week).

Contract Details

• Type: Intern or Contractor.
• Duration: 6-month initial contract with potential for extension, based on business needs

“Healthcare that is both high-tech and human, with a global reach but a personal impact.”