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I am a Russian native speaking translator with over 5 years of experience in English to Russian translation of technical and IT-related documents and website and mobile app content. My mission is to help companies and individual entrepreneurs to boost sales in Russian-speaking markets, which have a total population of over 170 million, by making their products speak the language of the end users.

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.

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.

I'm the best translator and nothing more!

Wordfast, Smartcat, SDL Trados, MS Office Professional User

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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I have finished MA studies in Philology and Translation, currently I work in translation office in Warsaw. My native languages are Ukrainian and Russian, I am also fluent in English and Polish. I live in Poland for 5 years already.

Hello, everybody. I am a Native Russian translator with extensive experience in medicine, legal, technical texts and marketing and Economics. In my spare time I play a lot of video games (I love RPG games), so I can say that I am familiar with the terminology of this field, and I always read and follow the latest gaming news. Also my passion for cooking and fashion (and tons of watched cooking and fashion shows, videos, tutorials) allows me to translate recipes, menus, fashion articles etc. I am a hard worker, always stick to deadlines and responsible. So send me your projects and we'll see what we can do! P.S. Find attached my C.V. to learn about my work experience.

Quick learner, practical, organized, responsive, creative, active, able to work in team, but independently as well, hard-working, goal-oriented.

I've been working as a tutor (English and German) for 3 years and as a translator (freelance) for a year and a half. I fluently speak English and German. Moreover I can work with the business communication, translating articles on the business topics and so on. I've taken part in different international student exchange programs, particularly in Germany (DAAD Summer courses). I passed there inofficial language tests(TestDaF), which showed my B2-C1 language level.

Experienced and reliable translator and editor with expertise in Georgian, Russian, and English. In my work as a translator, I ensure that the text's original message and tone are accurately conveyed in the translated version. As an editor, I proofread, revise, and reformat any text, as well as work on the project's overall structure, flow, and clarity. Software: CAT tools (Trados, MemoQ, Memsource, Across) Adobe Acrobat, Adobe InDesign, MS Office, Aegisub. Services: translation, editing, proofreading, localization, SEO, MTPE, subtitling, transcription.