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Full stack of administrative responsibilities in supporting project teams: from translation/interpreting to preparing of all kinds of documents and spreadsheets. Perfectionist. Very organized and keen to details when it comes to deadlines and quality of work. Flexible and innovative and is always willing to learn and try new things. Possess vast experience in communicating with all sorts of English accents. There even were situations when I acted as an interpreter from English into English for native and non-native English speakers. Thousands of letters and texts were written including complex technical stuff. Sometimes act as a freelancer for people who want to upgrade their English. Besides, I volunteer on occasional basis for the Google translation service.

translating from German/English into Russian, knowledge of medicine terminology, teaching experience

Always strive for a perfect result.

Work experience in translating from English and French to Russian. Сonfident user of SmartCAT, SDL products and Microsoft Office. Always try to be like a sponge - soaking up the experience of those projects that I work with and pouring it into my future translations. Responsible, punctual and self-motivated. Self-employed status.

Originally from Almaty, Kazakhstan (Russian speaking), I have lived in the United States since 1996. I graduated high school in Midland, Texas, then received my first bachelors degree from Central Texas College, majoring in Computer Science. After several years, I went back to school to major in International Studies at the University of California in San Diego. Passionate for languages and cultural learning, I have lived and studied in Morelia, Mexico and Barcelona, Spain. I have worked as a freelance translator and localization expert since 2009 and have great knowledge in mobile game and app localization. Other projects throughout the years have included fiction, history and biography books, articles, and legal documents. I translate Russian to English myself and run a team of ten other translators, who work in most popular European and Asian languages. Every member of the team is a native speaker of the language he/she works in.

Native Russian speaker. Wide experience in General and Marketing translations and many other fields, I use CAT software and perform 100% human translations, my translations are proofread in order to keep the flow, sense and meaning of the original text. I've been translating professionally since the end of 2015, and as a hobby for more than a decade. I can deliver around 1500+ words per day (200+ words per hour).

Native speaker of Spanish, second language English and third Russian, translator and interpreter of Spanish, English, french, Italian and Russian. I have experience of 2 years as a freelance translator, estimated average translation of 2000 words or more per days, delivery of translation with diaz in advance and certification of Russian language speaker by kfu (kazan Federal University, Russia)

Russian bachelor in Philology graduated from Hight School of Economics in Moscow, I am living in Prague and studying a French Philology (Language, Literature and Culture) at Charles University. My language competences are: Russian C2 English B2-C1 French B2-C1 Czech B2-C1

Punctual, hardworking, ambitious, obliging, diligent

I translate economic, business, marketing and other kinds of texts. Always ready to help :)

Wordfast, Smartcat, SDL Trados, MS Office Professional User

I am a professional translator/interpreter from Yekaterinburg, Russia. Free lance experience since 1998 (see details in my CV attached hereto). I mainly work in the field of industry, especially metallurgy, as our region has been developing since the 18th century around metal extraction and metal work. I am able to provide on site translation service as well as translation of any documents supporting your project - from technical data sheets and descriptions to contracts and reports. In 2013, I started translating articles for the Russian Academy of Sciences (the Ural Branch). Since that time, no article has been refused by foreign publishing houses and offices for a poor quality of translation.