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Hello, dear client! My name is Tolstikov Petr. I’m 24 years old. I live in Moscow and work in sports industry. My job is closely connected with translation processes, because my occupation requires a constant converse with foreigners.

Have been working as a Japanese-Russian interpreter and translator for 3 years. Accuired wide experience in the fields of stamping production, power engineering, construction, ire production, polypropylene manufacturing, production management, etc. Experienced in English into Russian translation in various fields. Translated web-sites, instruction manuals, contracts, powers of attorney etc.

Strong engineering and management background in telecom, telematic, broadcast, security and monitoring systems. Experience in project design, installation, and supervision of all types of such systems and sites, including security and alarm systems, CCTV, control and monitoring systems. Translator of technical documents / books since 1986, interpreter since 1991.

Experienced in translation of technical manuals, IT, educational materials, website content. Also proofread, edit, post-edit, make subtitles.

Experienced translator and interpreter. Have been working in the field of translation for over two years. Have translated documents and materials of different level of difficulty and on a variety of subjects - medicine, gas and oil, nuclear energy, transport, construction, art and etcetera. Working as a professional translator in SayUp translation bureau, studying in World Languages University in English language and literature faculty. Hardworking, punctual and extremely responsible person.

I am freelance translator of English-Georgian-Russian (vice versa) languages. My native languages are Georgian and Russian. My experience covers a wide scope of subjects, including the financial, legal, economic, technical and literary translations. My customers are translation agencies as well as companies and organizations of different sizes and industries.

I am a beggining freelance interpreter, who specializes in EN-RUS and RUS-EN translations. My specialization is psychology, social studies, education, videogames, art and general translation.

Highly skilled professional with more than 7 years of experience in finance. Have in-depth expertise in controlling, reporting & budgeting. I've worked for international companies in areas oil&gas, telecommunications, pharmaceutical Industry, FMCG. My personal interests are yoga, psychology, traveling, and a healthy lifestyle.

I have a passion to languages. so I improve my english, and also learn spanish.

Thanks for visiting my profile! You’re probably looking for a professional English to Russian Translator to help you with an app or game localization. And you do not simply want some generic “IT sphere translator” but a narrow specialist (preferably a keen games and apps user) who knows the sphere from the inside and understands that the lack of impeccable consistency will ruin user experience irreversibly, and that without quick request processing updates and news couldn’t be delivered to users in a timely manner. So let me introduce myself. My name is Igor Kozlov, and I’m a native speaking English to Russian translation and localization specialist with a 5+ years professional experience and 20+ years gaming experience, working in the Games, Apps and Websites field. How I can help you - Mobile Apps and Games: UI, in-app text, game lore, app description localization - Videogames: UI, in-game text, voiceover localization - Websites: news, articles, announcements, marketing texts translation

I've graduated from MSU in 2013 with the major in linguistics. I work with English and French. I have been working as a translator/interpreter in an Embassy in Moscow for more than 5 years. Since 2013 I've been also doing freelance translation.

Interpreting and translating at all as a profession is close to me in spirit. I have discipline, perseverance, a versatile view of the world, flexibility. In addition to translating. My experience is based on the study of textbooks on the translation of Ermolovich, Bernstein, Komissarov, Iovenko, Lancikov and other experts. Editing by my teachers, as well as my own analysis. I hope that one day the worklist will be supplemented with successful projects for which I will make every effort.