Persian Jobs in Pakistan 2026 – Farsi Speaking Roles in Lahore at Mindbridge

Persian Jobs in Pakistan

Mindbridge is hiring a Customer Support Specialist for its Persian desk in Lahore. The role sits in chat customer support and is marked listening only.

Persian-language work is one of the hardest things to find in Pakistan. Most Farsi roles advertised online turn out to be freelance translation gigs, tutoring listings, or jobs based abroad. A salaried position at a Lahore BPO, with a fixed office and normal employment terms, is a different proposition entirely.

What “Listening Only” Means

This is the detail worth understanding before you apply. The role is listed as listening only within a chat support team — you need to understand spoken Persian, but the job does not require you to hold long conversations in it.

That opens the door to a wider group than a normal language role would. Pakistanis who grew up around Persian, studied it academically, or picked it up through family in Iran or Afghanistan often understand far more than they speak comfortably. Here, comprehension is the skill being paid for.

Job Details

Eligibility Criteria

• Strong Persian listening comprehension
• Exceptional writing skills, since the support channel is chat
• Computer literacy
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Experience not required, though prior call centre experience is preferred

Who Should Apply

This suits anyone with a Persian background who has been unable to turn it into paid work. That includes graduates of Persian or Islamic Studies departments, Pakistanis with family ties in Iran or Afghanistan, and Dari speakers, since Dari and Farsi are close enough that comprehension usually carries across.

It also suits candidates who write well in English. Because the channel is chat, your written English is what the customer actually reads — the Persian is used to understand incoming audio, not to reply.

How to Apply

Use the Apply button on this page to reach the official Mindbridge application form. Mention your Persian ability clearly and give some context for it — where you learned it and how you have used it — since a single line saying “fluent” tells a recruiter very little for a language this uncommon.

There is no application fee at any stage, and no legitimate employer in Pakistan asks candidates to pay for a job, a test or an interview.

Browse more jobs in Lahore or other customer support jobs. You can also create a free candidate profile and list your languages — employers search the database by skill, and a second language is exactly the kind of thing they filter for.