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Master in Translation, 16-year experience, manual input/CATs (SmartCat, SDL Trados 2021, Memsourse, MemoQ, Wordfast, corporate translation tools). Extensive knowledge and practical experience in various fields, such as Law (certificates, power of attorneys, contracts and agreements), IT products (installation manuals, instructions for use, mobile apps, presentations), Medicine (clinical trials, product performance evaluations, package inserts, equipment, presentations, research works), Technics (installation manuals, instructions for use, educational materials), Education (trainings, articles, corporate courses & materials), Science (research works, scientific reports/articles, presentations) etc. The quality, accuracy and compliance with deadlines are guaranteed.

A professional interpreter from England is at your service. I have been working in this field for a very long time and will gladly fulfill all your needs. Native language is English.

MBA & Chemical Engineer specialist in Operations Management & AccurateTechnical Translations.

Professional proofreader of English working in compliance with the Chicago Manual of Style only

Qualified professional translator and editor (proofreader) of English, Russian, Belorussian (German as a second language). 10+ years of experience in translation, proofreading, editing, and revision. Great experience in translating medical and pharmacological documents for domestic and foreign pharmacological companies (namely Sandoz, AstraZeneca, Bayer, KRKA, Stada, AbbVie, Alcon, Actavis, Celgene, GlaxoSmithKline, Abbott Laboratories, Novartis, Merck, Sanofi, Pfizer, Jgl, Dr. Reddy’s, Ipca Laboratories, Fresenius, Nizhpharm, NPO Petrovax Pharm); as well as legal, economic, accounting and financial documents, and personal records.

Working freelance providing a translation and interpretation service to companies and individuals. My current activity is closely related to documents legalization, notarial certification, various marketing activities of companies, and accreditation of foreign companies in Russia including registration of representations in Moscow. Over the years of my professional activity, I have acquired invaluable experience in work with large volumes of documents and texts, as well as jeweler working with complex tasks and documents in Russian, English and German languages. That could be a good advantage for you and your project.

Native Russian interpreter and translator. 21 y.o. Translating pairs: Russian - English, Russian - Spanish.

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.

Russian-English, English-Russian, Kazakh-English, English-Kazakh conference interpreter. Current Bachelor student at M.Narikbayev KAZGUU University.

I am an MD currently working as a Human Physiology lecturer for English-speaking students in Russia. I've also finished a 2-year residency and a 3-year fellowship in Oncology. In the latter I've been participating in fundamental research studies (and working with literature databases a lot). My experience in translation specifically is slighly more than 1 year, but I am willing to further develop my skill in this area. I feel familiar enough with biostatistics and able to correctly translate specific terms. I am very interested in keeping the deadlines and providing a great quality of my work, and always open for new offers.

Professional Russian-Turkish-English-Uzbek translator, interpreter.

After being trained as a translator at university, I spent several years preparing students for Cambridge examinations (such as IELTS, FCE and CAE). At the same time, I was frequently asked to translate medical and technical texts and received positive feedback, which made me consider taking more translations. I enjoy the process of translation as it demands both creativity and precision, and it is also a perfect opportunity to learn more about this world (I am particularly fascinated with biotechnology and medicine, which is why I prefer to work with research articles, clinical studies, etc).