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I have no special education in translation, but I have gained vast experience in manufacturing, engineering and communication companies. Thanks to considerable practical experience, I can translate engineering texts like a pro.

Translator (English/Turkish/Russian) Delivered speech at UN headquarters in NYC, studied in the best universities of Russia (SPbGU) and Turkey (İstanbul University), worked with major clients from Russia (Moscow Zaryadye, Eksmo Publishing House, Lengiproneftehim Design Institute etc.), Turkey (İçtaş İnşaat, Dilmenler) and Europe (TMA Method, Huntsman). CPE, TYS and TKT certificates.

good at translating technical documents, interviews, instructions, have a skill in writing articles and editing for 3 years

I am a translator and proofreader with extensive experience and a confirmed ability to translate effectively from English to Russian and vice versa. I have 10+ years of translation experience in various subjects, including Tourism/Travel, Agriculture, Medicine, Economics/Finance, IT, Construction.. An experienced consecutive/simultaneous interpreter.

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.

I'm translator and Web researcher from Israel. I'm 25 years old. Currently live in Raanana, Israel.

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.

Full-time freelancer. Russian native speaker. BA in translation studies. 8+ years in translation, localization, editing, MTPE, and other related services. EU based. Successfully managing hot deadlines, life-time guarantees, strong team-building, and complex workflows. Founder and editor-in-chief at YetAnother, a tight-knit language studio for creative translation. Rates are negotiable. Specialized in UI, IT, marketing, creative, games. Contributing to international project line-ups, including for three companies from the Big Tech. Most of my work is protected by the NDA.

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.

I have an extensive background in working as a full-time Russian/English and English/Russian interpreter and a freelance translator specilizing in technical translation.

Experienced editor/translator for any technical texts

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.