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There are some Canadians living in Nha Trang. You can meet them in the evening at the popular bars.  There is very little work available for expats in Nha Trang.  Some furniture for export is manufactured outside Nha Trang, but I can't tell you where.  Once you see the total rubbish sold as furniture around Nha Trang, you will not want to ever sell it as a job.

You will find learning Vietnamese a major challenge, unless you have already learnt a tonal language. It is most likely you will not be able to hear the tones and therefore not be able to reproduce them. This is quite normal once we get past 45-odd years of age. So just do your best without tones and, if you speak slowly enough and clearly enough, most people will still be able to understand you. If you have any questions while  learning Vietnamese, ask me via a PM.  I should be able to help you.  Good luck.

If you want to find a job in nha trang, i think work at tour operators is comfortable for you, you can consult for your countryman. You can consider a real estate broker maybe, the foreigner can own their home at Vietnam.
If you need moreinformations aboutNha Trang, pm me, it's my hometown.
Good luck

Nha Trang is a good choice to live. With your such experience, you can do many jobs in NHa Trang. You can work as a English teacher for English centres, schools. Setting up your own business with your experience is not difficultn in VIetnam.

I would look outside of just Americans and Canadians, you may want to expand your nationalities.