Khmer Communications Officer
- Career Category: Communications, Community Development, Media
- Schedule:Full-time
- Salary: Negotiable
Wildlife Alliance seeks a Khmer-speaking communications professional to produce clear, accurate Khmer-language materials about our work.
The role is based in Phnom Penh and requires frequent travel to project sites, rural villages and forest communities in Cambodia. The position focuses on written and visual content, field documentation, and support for Khmer-language media engagement.
- Produce Khmer-language written and visual materials about Wildlife Alliance’s work
- Travel regularly to field sites to gather interviews, images, video, and other content
- Support communication with communities regarding project activities and field operations
- Translate complex or technical subjects into clear Khmer-language content
- Document outreach, meetings, and related field activities in an accurate and organized manner
- Maintain a usable library of materials for external review and due diligence
- Serve as a key point of contact for Khmer-language media.
- Support Khmer-language media relations, including responding to inquiries and maintaining working relationships with relevant journalists.
- Work with Wildlife Alliance staff in English to understand instructions and source material
- At least of relevant experience in communications, media, journalism, community outreach, or a similar role for 3 years
- Fluent Khmer, spoken and written
- Working ability in English
- Experience producing written and visual content
- Ability to explain complex topics clearly
- Experience working in rural or community-based settings
- Experience in conservation, development, land issues, or other field-based NGO work
- Experience working with Cambodian media or journalists
- Experience gathering and organizing field documentation
- Good judgement in handling sensitive information
- Willingness and ability to travel frequently to remote field locations
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively with field teams, communities, and colleagues from different backgrounds