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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.

02/2011 – till present Working as a freelance translator. 11/2012 – 01/2014 JSC Elektronprylad, Kiev, Work as design engineer (aircraft industry, electronic devices) 07/2011– 06/2012 Logrus PVT, Kiev, Work as sales Engineer/Technical specialist (pumping and processing equipment for food industry) Major recent projects: Chrysler (Service manuals – approx. 300 000 words) Yamal LNG (Installation, operation, service and maintenance manuals, certification documents – 70 000 words) Uralchem (Heating, ventilating, air conditioning system, solenoid valves and pumps, programmable gauges, interfaces and probes, urea plant, CAD drawings, MSDS, safety procedures – 150 000 words) Books: Scott Robertson “How to draw”, Scott Robertson “How to render”, Ciro Sannino “Photo & rendering with V-ray” (www.perevodvsem.ru) Europa-center, Publishing house (rus/ukr-eng translation of magazine – 50 000 words) and many others…

Talented, self motivated Translator with huge experience in providing optimal interpretation and translation support with a proven ability to translate written documents from a source language to a target language. A quick learner who can absorb new ideas and can communicate clearly and effectively with all people. Flexible in the ability to adapt to challenges in case they arise.

Since graduation, I've been working as a freelancer for the Translation Department at my University as well as for other companies. My experience includes work on projects in Economics and Finance, Marketing, Medicine, Construction, Sports, Games Localization, etc.

Efficient and accurate translator with a creative approach to work. Skilled in English-Russian, Russian-English, German-English, and German-Russian translation. Passionate about languages. Successfully translated over 200 projects, ranging from documents to websites and books. Among other skills are proofreading and editing other translators' work (with Russian as a target language) and MT texts. Currently working on entering the localization industry as a translator and editor. Among the projects that I am especially proud of are: - Translation of the book “Alexandra Trusova. The Girl Who Fights Gravity: And Changes the World of Woman's Figure Skating (Sport Stars)” by Elena Zotova that quickly became a bestseller on Amazon - Translation of the book “Breathe: Fast Lung Recovery Methods by World Elite Athlete” - Translation of Oxford International Education Group marketing materials (English into Russian) - Translation of website for D’overbroeck’s boarding school (Eng. into Russ.)

Technical and legal translations.

Hello, dear client! My name is Tolstikov Petr. I’m 24 years old. I live in Moscow and work in sports industry. My job is closely connected with translation processes, because my occupation requires a constant converse with foreigners.

I am a chemical engineer by trade and I graduated the Moscow Institute of Oil & Gas Industry. I am about 30 years worked as a chemical engineer and chemist. In the last 8 years, I have been engaged in translation from English to Russian of the different types of texts. I take part also in project Coursera as translator-volunteer. I would be happy to apply my skills for your work realization.

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- Full-time translator since 1987 doing about 500,000 words annually - Strong emphasis on legal and financial translation - A qualified member of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting, UK, since 2005 - An approved vendor with several United Nations agencies since 2013 (Level T1, Step D9) - Expert user of Trados products since 2003 (current version - SDL Trados Studio 2017 Professional) - Knowledge of major CATs (DejaVu, Lilt, Matecat, Memsource, XTM, Smartcat) Over the years, I built up multiple industry-, client- and project-specific translation memories and termbases. For instance, my TM for UN-related projects contains about 1,000,000 translation units, and my UN termbase has over 32,000 entries. Current lineup: - SDL Trados Studio 2017 Professional - SDL MultiTerm 2017 Desktop - SDL AutoSuggest Creator - Terminotix AlignFactory Light - ABBYY Finereader 15 Standard The above tools help ensure consistency in terminology and style within and between translation projects.

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

I’m fully committed to my clients and am happy to accommodate my services to fit their needs. The work I’ve undertaken is a testament to my high standards as a qualified Translator. I believe in putting my clients first and provide exceptional customer service and hard-to-beat rates that have made me a top-rated service provider. Get in touch; I’m waiting to hear from you. (If you are a customer from Russia, please, do not invite me to your projects)