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Hi! I'm Nick. To start with, I have a significant experience in Ru->En and En->Ru translation and software localization. I've spent 2,5 years in JSC PROGNOZ (a large international company) and almost 2 years already as a freelancer in such companies as SDL, Lionbridge, ABBYY LS and SmartCAT being engaged in translating and proofreading various texts for EMC, Microsoft, LG, ZEISS, Siemens, Roche, etc. I have a university degree in translation and linguistics and a college degree in finance and law.

My experience predominantly lies in financial and securities markets field. I have no special English language education, but have strong read and translate skills and excellent Russian grammar accuracy.

Russian native speaker. Master of Arts in linguistics. 6 years in translation, localization, editing, and MTPE. Part of YetAnother, a tight-knit studio for creative translation. Payment via Smartcat.

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.

I've been doing translations from/to English since 2006. For 1 year I've translated market reviews and news in a mass media agency. Later on I've worked at the seaport for 4 years, where I was involved in the project of a container terminal. During this period I got an experience in translation of technical texts (specifications), contracts, correspondence. Apart of that, I've also an experience of working in a hotel business. As a freelance translator I've done translations on financial and energy topics, as well as press releases.

Extremely knowledgeable Translator with an active command of Azeri, Russian, Turkish and English (read/write/speak) and 16 years’ hands-on experience with multinational clients. As an experienced translator in a freelance capacity with a proven track record of accurately translating the wide variety of documents between the above-mentioned languages, I had been quite successful in providing services to individuals and organizations. As one of the sought-after translators in the regions I have developed the following skills necessary for a translator by the industry: - Excellent command of Azeri, Russian, Turkish and English, as well as intermediate knowledge of Turkmen, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Arabic and Persian - Time management skills - Confidentiality and discretion - Tact and diplomacy - Computer competences - Keen attention to detail

Interpreting and translating at all as a profession is close to me in spirit. I have discipline, perseverance, a versatile view of the world, flexibility. In addition to translating. My experience is based on the study of textbooks on the translation of Ermolovich, Bernstein, Komissarov, Iovenko, Lancikov and other experts. Editing by my teachers, as well as my own analysis. I hope that one day the worklist will be supplemented with successful projects for which I will make every effort.

If you want a thing done well, do it yourself. True. But when it comes to medicine, legal issues, foreign languages, construction, plumbing - the list can be as long as the Milky Way - one has to rely on professionals. The people who do tasks on your behalf just the way you would do it yourself. I am your Pro in English-Russian, Russian-English translation.

The founder and chief translator/interpreter at Perevod4ik.pro. Work experience since 2008. Interpreted for Mary McAleese, president of Ireland, Vladimir Putin, president of Russia, Asif Ali Zaradari , President of Pakistan, Prince Philippe, Duke of Brabant, Queen Margarethe II of Denmark, etc. List of corporate clients: Stockholm School of Economics, Skolkovo Foundation, Tieto, IHG, K-Rauta, GM, Boehringer Ingelheim, Carlsberg, Campari, Russian Post, Liberty Insurance, If Insurance, Spn Ogilvy, SAP, etc.

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.

I do not have a linguistic education, but in the process of my education, working as a lecturer, a researcher and an IT manager (up to CIO), I very often had to apply my knowledge of English for reading and translating English literature and documentation. Since 2017, translation has become the main activity for me. In this work I always try to achieve a meaningful result. Machine translation is mostly not used, although occasionally I resort to it, if the subject allows. I intensively use the CAT-system tools: translation memory, glossaries, concordance search. In the search for translations of terms I use all available means taking into account the context. I can aloso translate into another direction (English) but it's a torture for me because I'm not native in it.

Freelance translator (1998 to date); Teacher of English at University (1998-2007) Translation/interpreting for three foreign-funded projects: - Civil Society Community Roots Project - Management Operations Improvement Advisor Program for Lviv Vodokanal - Community Economic Development Project Major translation projects: - The Underground History of American Education (book, English-Ukrainian, 229,000 words) - The Right To Privacy (book, English-Ukrainian, 154,000 words) - Arbitration and Civil Proceedings (English-Russian, 150,000 words) - Multicultural Jurisdictions (book, English-Ukrainian, 86,000 words) - Pathways to Non-profit Excellence (book, English-Ukrainian, 65,000 words) - Putting The University Online: Information, Technology, And Organizational Change (book, English-Ukrainian, 56,000 words) - EEC Directives relating to vehicle type-approval (50,000 words) - Proposed Reform of the Ukrainian State Customs system (English-Ukrainian, 40,000 words) - Appellate Proceedings and Rulings for a case in Kyiv, Ukraine (Ukrainian-English, 35,000 words) - Labor Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Russian-English, 30,000 words) Major end customers: Sberbank, Gazprombank, Sibur, Yahoo, Huawei, Samsung, HP, Bosch, ExxonMobil, General Electric, General Motors and many others