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For 18 years I have been working as a translator, editor and author specialized in sports, fitness, bodybuilding, sports science, health, active lifestyle and nutrition (Moscow, Russia). 1994-1999 - office manager, translator 1999-2007 - translator, editor-in-chief of Russian editions of USA magazines Ironman and Muscular Development. since 2007 - translator of the research department (ART Sovremennie Nauchnie Tekchnologii/ART Modern Research Technologies - manufacturer of sports nutrition products), editor of internet sites www.ironman.ru, www.sportservice.ru

Freelance translator working since 2007. Due to a degree in medicine, most of my experience is related to medical and pharmaceutical fields and medical devices. I have also worked with several other fields including Oil and Gas, Legal, Aerospace, General, Drama and Art and others. Over the past few years I have participated in various translation projects involving clinical research, scientific articles, parts of CTDs for Marketing Authorization of pharmaceuticals and other regulatory documentation in a pharmaceutical industry.

Linguistics professional with 10+ years of experience in translation/interpreting, localization and proofreading for food and pharma industries. A skilled and trust-worthy professional with expertise in communication support services for production sites, project teams and top management providing consistent high performance, sharing positive thinking and applying both objective-centric and finesse approach to job activities.

I am a Lomonosov Moscow State University graduate in English, French, German and Spanish languages. During the course of my studies at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies I acquired a solid base in linguistics. Now I am studying at the Bauman Moscow State Technical University to get a second bachelor's degree in Biomedical appliances, which makes medicine and medical devices the area of special interest for me. I have extensive experience in technical (user manuals, technical guides, specification sheets, patents, software documentation, etc.), medical (clinical studies, articles, medical equipment manuals, clinical research, etc.) and legal (contracts, certificates, apostilles) translation as well as in marketing and website localization.

I am a professional medical translator working remotely for about 50 hours a week with a productivity rate of over 3000 words/day. I work with scientific medical literature on a regular basis and I am familiar with English, Romanian, as well as Russian medical terminology.

My name is Anna, I'm 26 and I’m a freelance translator in various industries. I love my work and I am passionate about it. Guarantee high quality and compliance with deadlines. Translation capacity: 4k words per day.

Reliable translator of medical devices manuals and UI localization specialist

I am a freelance translator (looking for single projects or temporary/permanent contracts) specializing mostly in medical devices, health care, computer/tabletop games, IT, telecom, QA and risk analysis. I'm a versatile person so there are lots of other things I'm interested in. I work in Trados, SmartCat, Phrase, MemoQ, Wordfast, Xtm cloud, OmegaT, Passolo, Xbench, Aegisub and Subtitle Edit, and I can master any other tool as well. In addition to translation, I can create and manage termbases and translation memories, localize software, perform localisation testing, create and translate subtitles, teach people how to use CAT, and help to solve technical issues of CAT. I had about 10 years of experience as a tech support specialist and a tester/QA, so I'm good at many of IT topics. I had an experience of writing and translating manuals and other texts, and testing software localization. I have a high level of literacy and a good sense of style in Russian.

Experienced translator of medical/pharmaceutical literature and records (since 2009)

I have been doing translations since 2006. I'm also running a translation agency, however that's a separate business, and you can be sure that all translations at smartcat are done by me personally. I am a certified translator, conference interpreter, engineer and Candidate of technical sciences (kandidat nauk). My language-related hobbies include etymology and comparative linguistics. * Yes, I do speak several languages. * No, I am not fluent enought in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Azerbaijani or Arabic to translate TO these languages, but I do understand them enough to translate FROM them.