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Translator since 2012. Passionate about translation and gaming, and especially gaming translation.

Reliable translator in translating technical texts from English into Russian

English - advanced Korean - TOPIK 4 Stady placement: South Korea, Daejon city, Daejon University 1.09.2013 - 25.12.2013; South Korea, Busan city, Busan National University (Language and culture program) 4.07.2014 - 1.08.2014 Experience: Korean language tutor 25/10/2014 - 01/02/2015 Korean language teacher at the Baikal State University in Irkutsk at the Department of Journalism 1.9.15 - 01.07.2016 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Chita for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow ) 05.19.2016 11/02/16 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Irkutsk for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow)

I am a very industrious person with high responsibility.Translation is my basic work .Besides, I am an economist. Improving English is an important part of my daily regimen. Rely on me, and I will never betray you.

Russian native speaker. Russian-English and English-Russian translator. Over 2 years of experience.

APK-Inform Agency

An experienced translator who is able to deliver accurate and consistent translation. A committed and dedicated professional with a proven ability to find and refine information to satisfy clients needs and provide quality translation. SOFTWARE – Trados Studio – Memsource – MemoQ – Transit 3.0 – Transit NXT – Smartling.com – Crowdin.com – Other... QA LanguageToo, Xbench and CAT-tools Experince: Wix.com (Ukrainian Version) ICANN (Internet Corporation For Assigned Names and Numbers, over 40 projects) IpSwitch (network monitoring, over 20 projects) Polycom (video and conference calls, over 20 projects) SMS Siemag (steel production, over 50 projects) Altra Industrial Motion (mechanical power transmission, 8 projects) Hunter Industries (irrigation systems, 5 projects) DuPont (Corian, 16 projects) and others... - Translation capacity: ca. 3k words per day.

I've been translating for different Russian online media on a voluntary basis: articles on education, popular-scientific articles, etc; I am accustomed to working pretty much all and every day, so work is always done in time; however what's more important is that I take tasks seriously and go out of my way to make the translation taken be accurate and authentic; Educated at Russia's best linguistic university to work with different texts and provide quality translation;

Mainly working with texts from Construction, Chemistry, Blockchain & cryptocurrencies, IT & Videogames industries. - Courses on Basics of the Software Localization in Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (Köthen, Germany, 2016); - Workshop for Videogames Localization organized by Localization Studio Levsha (2020).

Master in Translation, 16-year experience, manual input/CATs (SmartCat, SDL Trados 2021, Memsourse, MemoQ, Wordfast, corporate translation tools). Extensive knowledge and practical experience in various fields, such as Law (certificates, power of attorneys, contracts and agreements), IT products (installation manuals, instructions for use, mobile apps, presentations), Medicine (clinical trials, product performance evaluations, package inserts, equipment, presentations, research works), Technics (installation manuals, instructions for use, educational materials), Education (trainings, articles, corporate courses & materials), Science (research works, scientific reports/articles, presentations) etc. The quality, accuracy and compliance with deadlines are guaranteed.

I have experience in written and oral translation and I will be glad to participate in your projects.

Your projects, deadlines, and requirements are what matters to me. My professional translation and marketing experience of 16+ years is what matters to you. I always deliver what I promise… and exceed that. Because life is too short and businesses are too valuable to be satisfied with the mediocre. Don’t you think?