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During the past six years, I have gathered extensive experience in translation from English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish into French. I worked with a wide range of topics and media such as press articles, videos, or technical reports about international trade, environmental sciences, energy, economics, politics, and arts. I also have experience with editing and proofreading.

A native English speaker versed in translation and editing. Feel free to contact me for any type of service.

A former Digital Marketer at Chanel, I am now a writer, copywriter as well as a digital consultant. I have written and translated content for all sorts of companies, from start-ups and scale-ups to large companies such as Statkraft, Chanel or Jellysmack. I can write/translate website content, SEO metadata, copy & blog articles, newsletters, press releases, AdWords, brochures, inserts, social media captions... I am familiar with various industries such as Fashion, Watches & Fine Jewelry, Real Estate, Flowers, Social Media, the Creator Economy, Wines & Champagne, Energy...

An experienced freelance translator versed in game localization and many other translation topics

My name is Martin Sonia, a professional translator. I have been working with the GENGO team since 2014.

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WORK EXPERIENCE overseas (1987 - 1999) · College du champ de course, Dourdan, France: Researcher, librarian. · Ministère de l’Environnement, France: Technical writer and editor of environmental studies. · Volkhochschule, Darmstadt, Germany: French teacher for beginner to advanced adults students. · Private schools, Munich, Germany: French teacher for high school and college students. LANGUAGES · Native French. · Near fluency in English (writing and reading). EDUCATION Pigier School of Administration, Chartres, France: Bachelor in French administration. Lycée Effagrir, Chartres, France: Bachelor in Biology and Organic chemistry

I am a professional translator since 2012. I grew up in France in a Spanish family, so I learned very early both languages. I studied law in France and Spain so I can translate to both languages. I am a sworn translator before the Tribunal Judiciaire of Perpignan and often perform translations and interpretations for this institution in the legal field (hearings, confrontations, reports, court decisions etc ..) I translate websites, contracts, business presentations, products descriptions, medical records etc ....

Hi, I'm Emilie, a native French linguist with 10+ years' experience in translation and localisation. After graduating from ESIT in 2011, I worked in a translation agency before joining the Localisation team of a British video game developers for 6 years. Since 2011, I have translated and proofread over a million words of in-game and in-app content and hundreds of thousands of words of marketing content, from newsletters, press releases and web pages to digital campaigns, promotional brochures and videos. My areas of expertise include: - App and game localization - Marketing: digital marketing, marketing campaigns, surveys, newsletters - PR and communications: press releases, news articles, web pages - International development & NGOs If you have a project you need help with, get in touch!

Additionally to the classes about electro-technics, fabrication processes in the automobile industry and nanotechnologies I took while I was studying conference interpreting at the University of Saarland, I have work experience as in-house translator in a technical translation agency and an e-commerce company that offers a wide variety of professional products - from deep fryers and refrigerators to tools and massage tables. Furthermore, I am very interested in renewable energies, environment protection, electric vehicles, food and drinks, and video games. Up to now, I have mostly translated product description, CRM messages, marketing content and user's manuals. I believe that a good translation is easy to read and feels natural in the target language.