VOLUNTEER
Given the high number of interested applicants, we are only seeking volunteers who can fill specific roles and have prerequisites and prior work experience in that field or a select few to fill short-term, broad-spectrum office support positions. We ask that you prayerfully consider if you are willing and able to fill one of the following roles. We will update the positions needed to be filled if they become available and add comprehensive job descriptions for these positions.
Finally, we recognize that most potential volunteers are interested in conflict area relief operations. In order to position themselves for relief missions, volunteers are expected to serve in a support capacity at our headquarters and pass the fitness tests so they are fully equipped to serve in the field. Mission opportunities are never guaranteed and are always subject to the discretion of the Operations Department and the needs of the mission leader.
Be advised that all long-term positions require a one year commitment at minimum and must follow a visit to FBR HQ and a three month introductory, probationary period. All positions are based in Southeast Asia unless otherwise noted.
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If interested, email info@freeburmarangers.org with the job you'd like to apply for in the subject line.
Open Positions
Gospel Resource Interpreter
The Gospel Resource Interpreter (GRI) is a part-time position within the Gospel Partnership Department with the potential to become staff (for ethnics with papers for HQ country required). The GRI is engaged not merely in translating, but interpreting both in written and verbal forms thus thinking with the head and the heart to contextualize messages and materials in an appropriate manner. Spoken and written proficiency in English and Burmese is required and proficiency in Karen is preferred.
EOD and Humanitarian Mine Action Advisor
Volunteer with EOD and or humanitarian mine action experience to support a 12 month community based mine action pilot in Burma. The pilot builds two local clearance teams trained and mentored by FBR, using manual and mechanical methods to reopen priority routes, farmland, and village access in active conflict areas where international organizations cannot operate.
Application and Media Developer
The Application and Media Developer (AMD) is a new position within the Gospel Partnership Department. The AMD will report to the head Chaplain but work most closely with the resource coordinator on a daily basis. The AMD is expected to envision ways to engage others with the gospel in digital formats that can be understood and utilized in cross-cultural contexts.