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Languages: English (TOEFL certified score 580), German (active, DSH II certificate), Russian (native). Specialized subjects: Biochemistry, Biology, Clinical trials, Family medicine, Immunology, Internal medicine, Pharmaceutical products. Software: MS Office, Acrobat, Statistica. Translation tools: SDL Trados Studio 2017, Memsource, Verifika, Xbench. Presentation: Russian from Siberia, I’ve passed difficult exams and entered the best medical university in Russia. After that, I’ve climbed all the stages of Russian medical training, obtained a distinction, and won the President of Russia’s grant for a one-year Ph.D. training in Marburg, Germany. While performing a physician’s career, I’ve started my experience as a freelancer in the medical translation of Clinical study protocols, manuals, and clinical documents in various medical disciplines.

In recent years, I’ve concentrated in preparation of scientific papers for publication in US-English medical journals.

My name is Aleksandra Urbas, I am a translator, an entrepreneur, an author and a project manager. I aspire for new knowledge in life, I am always interested in new opportunities and new contacts. My husband and I have a family business, I am working mostly in the field of project and sales management and translation. My language combinations are: RUS - SLO, SLO - RUS, ENG - RUS, RUS - ENG, SLO - ENG, ENG - SLO. My work experience will speak for itself, but I am always looking for new knowledge, that is why I am educating myself frequently. I am very interested in international work and business connections.

I've been working as a translator and interpreter for more than 25 years and I've acquired a lot of experience in various fields such as legal, engineering, information technology, power plants, oil&gas, etc. However, I'm far from resting on my laurels since I understand very well that the languages are dynamic and the world is constantly changing, so I'm in the constant pursuit of new skills and knowledge that'd help me to stay up-to-date and do my job in the most efficient and precise manner.

Thanks for visiting my profile! You’re probably looking for a professional English to Russian Translator to help you with an app or game localization. And you do not simply want some generic “IT sphere translator” but a narrow specialist (preferably a keen games and apps user) who knows the sphere from the inside and understands that the lack of impeccable consistency will ruin user experience irreversibly, and that without quick request processing updates and news couldn’t be delivered to users in a timely manner. So let me introduce myself.

My name is Igor Kozlov, and I’m a native speaking English to Russian translation and localization specialist with a 5+ years professional experience and 20+ years gaming experience, working in the Games, Apps and Websites field. How I can help you - Mobile Apps and Games: UI, in-app text, game lore, app description localization - Videogames: UI, in-game text, voiceover localization - Websites: news, articles, announcements, marketing texts translation

En>Ru translator with 6+ years of experience specializing in marketing and IT.

Responsible and independent translator. Passion for studying foreign languages, especially the English language. A self-motivated, enthusiastic person with a strong desire to specialize in translation. Committed to delivering high-quality results with little supervision. Energetic, organized, and professional.

Have been working as a Japanese-Russian interpreter and translator for 3 years. Accuired wide experience in the fields of stamping production, power engineering, construction, ire production, polypropylene manufacturing, production management, etc. Experienced in English into Russian translation in various fields. Translated web-sites, instruction manuals, contracts, powers of attorney etc.

Last 3 years working as a full-time freelance translator. Expert translation in the following areas: - Texts related to finances & crypto currencies (ICOs, white-papers, etc.) - Commercial & legal documentation (e.g. contracts, business letters, invoices, CVs, apostles, customs declarations) - Complex technical texts (e.g. oil, gas, mining, equipment) - IT guides and program descriptions - Texts related to tourism and hotel industry (e.g. hotel descriptions, travel blogs, tour guides) - Sports, gambling and betting topics - General texts Other skills: - MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) - WordPress CMS - HTML, CSS and basic PHP, JavasScript, Python - Linux System Administration [upwork profile: https://www.upwork.com/fl/igorvoltaic]

EN<>RU Translator, interpreter and editor in the Technical Translation domain. Specialization: science and technology, physics, mathematics, high-performance calculations, oil&gas, sustanaible energy, high-tech, IT, construction, design documentation. Feb. 2016 - present time: Freelance translator 2004-2016: Full-time translator at All-Russian Research Institute of Experimental Physics (VNIIEF), Sarov. 2002-2004: Part-time translator at VNIIEF. 1993-2004: Full-time Technical specialist/Engineer at VNIIEF. Available from 9 AM to 9 PM at business days. I am open for urgent projects at weekends for extra payment (to be discussed individually)

Russian & Bulgarian native speaker.

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.

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