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Finance professional and translator. My native language is Russian. Prior to becoming a freelance translator I worked as a financial officer for fourteen years and, thus, have a thorough hands-on experience in banking, accounting, and finance. Highly self-organized, I take deadlines seriously. EFSET English Certificate 66/100 (C1 Advanced) efset.org/cert/AzvhRL

Excellent motivated, fast, hardworking and detail orientated. I am a good communicator who enjoys challenges and takes pride in the work I do.

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Continuously developing translator and interpreter with vast experience. Collaborating with clients all over the world. Translating and interpreting big volumes of data and in extreme environment.

Full stack of administrative responsibilities in supporting project teams: from translation/interpreting to preparing of all kinds of documents and spreadsheets. Perfectionist. Very organized and keen to details when it comes to deadlines and quality of work. Flexible and innovative and is always willing to learn and try new things. Possess vast experience in communicating with all sorts of English accents. There even were situations when I acted as an interpreter from English into English for native and non-native English speakers. Thousands of letters and texts were written including complex technical stuff. Sometimes act as a freelancer for people who want to upgrade their English. Besides, I volunteer on occasional basis for the Google translation service.

I love translating legal documents (e.g. contracts, certificates, notarial certificates, licenses, patents, apostilles, legalizations) and other documents such as books, emails, academic transcripts, websites, and user guides.

Native Russian interpreter and translator. 21 y.o. Translating pairs: Russian - English, Russian - Spanish.

Hello, dear colleagues! I am translating since 2017. Open to new projects. Doing my work with pleasure, paying attention to details. Languages: Russian (NATIVE), English (C1), Spanish (C1), German (B2), Korean (B2). High-quality outputs are guaranteed. I would be happy to cooperate!

A bilingual (Russian and Georgian) experienced professional, client focus, dynamic, and driven Business Management, and Economics graduate who gained advanced knowledge of several languages with an ability to write across a variety of text styles and in-depth cultural knowledge.

I have been doing translations since 2006. I'm also running a translation agency, however that's a separate business, and you can be sure that all translations at smartcat are done by me personally. I am a certified translator, conference interpreter, engineer and Candidate of technical sciences (kandidat nauk). My language-related hobbies include etymology and comparative linguistics. * Yes, I do speak several languages. * No, I am not fluent enought in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Azerbaijani or Arabic to translate TO these languages, but I do understand them enough to translate FROM them.

I am a freelance translator and electromechanical engineer with electrical engineering degree. Although I am native in English, I consider Russian to be my native language as well, since I am fluent in both of them. I can translate any kinds of documents, whether they are technical, legal, or medical/pharmaceutical. I also a big fan of playing online games, so I would be a good resource to localize video games or websites of any kind.

My translation career encompasses diverse areas, from movie industry (translating for Hollywood film stars (Jon Voight, Sammi Davis) to translating for roughnecks on drilling rigs in Siberia. This hands-on experience in various occupations, combined with technical background in survey & mapping, allows me to produce accurate, precise translations of even the most complicated texts. I have been working as a freelance translator since 2006, with more than 6 million words translated to date. I first started my translation career in mid 1980-ies with a few odd translation / interpretation jobs of a few months each. I then went on to work as a staff translator for the first Soviet-US JV White Nights in 1990 and continued to pursue this career with several other JVs and US companies until 2006, when I became a full-time freelance translator. Besides working as a translator during that period, I also held several other positions in procurement, logistics and administration at these companies, which subsequently proved to be a valuable source of knowledge for my work as an independent translator after 2006.