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Professional De-Ru-De translator. Thousands of translated pages. Main field of translation: medicine.

Lived 13 years abroad, Germany (Berlin). Graduated from high school and received a higher linguistic education in the same place (Humboldt University of Berlin, specialty: teacher of foreign languages (German, Russian)). Foreign languages: Russian: good (C1/C2), German: good (C1/C2), English: basic (A2/B1). Work experience: 01/2015-02/2015 teacher of Russian language at Johann-Gottfried-Herder Gymnasium Berlin (as part of practical training); 08/2015-09/2015 teacher of German language at Evangelische Schule Berlin (as part of practical training); 05/2017-10/2017 tutor of German language at VTT-Nachhilfe Berlin; since 2018 freelance translator at Alma (Russia) and Natalja Eckert/Übersetzungsbüro (Germany)…

Mainly working with texts from Construction, Chemistry, Blockchain & cryptocurrencies, IT & Videogames industries. - Courses on Basics of the Software Localization in Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (Köthen, Germany, 2016); - Workshop for Videogames Localization organized by Localization Studio Levsha (2020).

Languages: English (TOEFL certified score 580), German (active, DSH exam certificate), Russian (native). Specialized subjects: Biochemistry, Biology, Clinical trials, Immunology, Internal medicine, Pharmaceutical products, Family medicine Software: MS Office, Acrobat, Statistica. Translation tools: Trados 2014, Matecat.com, Lingvo, and various printed dictionaries Presentation: I obtained PhD degree in medicine, trained for 1 year in Oncology&Hematology Dept of Marburg University Clinic. I have got a great experience in translations of Clinical study protocols, manuals and documents in various medical disciplines, published several scientific papers in Russian medical journals (www.pharmateca.ru, Russian Journal of Pediatrics, digest “Trace Elements in Medicine). Since 1996, I am working as editor and translator of medical texts (scientific articles and monographs) for Media-Sphera, LITTERRA, BINOM publishers, various Translation Bureaus (Argos Multilingual, ROID, Anykey).

I work professionally with different types of texts and constantly upgrading my translation skills.

Resourceful and enthusiastic young professional with strong work ethic and international work and study experience

I am a Sales Administrator at Oxford International Education Group, based in Moscow. Among the foreign languages that I can work with are English, German and Japanese. English is my second language, all of my work is done in English. I am proficient in Russian-English fiction translation and will be highly interested in it. German is more like a hobby, but I excell in business German translation. I have a certificate for passing the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (日本語能力試験) N3 and a teaching experience in it.

Providing medical, technical, legal, marketing, website ,financial and personal document translation services, along with much more in following couples: (Rus=>Eng; Eng=>Rus; Trk=>Rus,Eng; Ger=>Rus,Eng).

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Hello, all my work experience you can find in my CV. Just some interesting projects in which I have participated. 2000 – “Project Harmony” (preventing domestic violence) as a interpreter, 2005 – “Face2Face”, training, conducted by the company DHL Worldwide Express, 16-20.04.2007 – Project in production of slots – interpreting (customer: Volgogradtransremstroy) 07-10.04.2009 – Project in crediting small and medium enterprises - interpreting 02.11.11 – 07.12.11 – working as an interpreter with Long-term observers from OSCE mission concerning the election to the State Dume of the Russian Federation in Volgograd. Member of the Union of Translators of Russia: membership # 1527

12 years experience in translations (Pharmacy, medical, clinical research)

A reliable & talented En-Ru translator and Project manager with a proven track record in translating various texts and subtitling & translating Russian movies and series into English for the English-speaking audiences.