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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.

I am an anesthesiologist at a maternity hospital with 7-years work experience. I also work as a freelance medical translator since 2011.

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A responsible, punctual, and enthusiastic translator and interpreter currently specializing in medicine, medical equipment, biotechnology, and pharmaceutics. I usually deal with the following types of documents: * Clinical trial documentation * Examination results, certificates, discharge summaries, prescriptions * Scientific articles, presentations * Patient information leaflets, instructions for use * Medical equipment documentation * Common technical documents * Master files * Validation reports * Standard operating procedures * Process instructions * Regulatory documentation etc. If you're interested in long-term cooperation, please see my CV and contact me at: https://spb.hh.ru/resume/168dac0bff07dd80a20039ed1f427549664d64.

Russian & Bulgarian native speaker.

I currently study at the University of Santiago de Compostela USC (Spain). I am young, active person who is ready to study fast and effectively.

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.

Graduated from medical university, and currently work as an intern in anesthesiology. Work with a Canadian firm (East-to-west.net) as an translator/interpreter.

Interpreter/translator of the Italian and English languages, registered in the Unified register of translators of notary public offices of Minsk; medical translations Certificato PLIDA (C1)

I have been working in a Foreign Languages field for more than 10 years with Medical Translation specialization for the last 1.5 years. Can describe myself as a person, skilled at communicating complex information in a simple manner. I am highly fluent and literate in my mother tongues (Russian and Ukrainian) and have an excellent vocabulary.

I have been working with many Companies this time and we have been doing this for the last 12 years and have specializations in all major fields in different languages and industries: - Multi Languages Translations, Localization, Transcription, MTPE, Interpretation - Editing, Copywriting, Subtitling, Proofreading Service HABSUN-IMPEX (SMC-PVT) LTD from 2018 to Date CHIEF PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATOR, LOCALIZER & COPYWRITE - Multi Languages Translations, Localization, Transcription, Interpretation - Languages Editing, Copywriting, Subtitling, Proofreading Services - EBooks Capital Language Services From 2012 to 2018 Director Languages - Multi Languages Translations, Localization, Transcription, Interpretation - Languages Editing, Copywriting, Subtitle CAT Tools: SDL® Trados 21, Worfast, memoQ, Smartcat, Star® Transit, Memsource, MateCat, etc I am really interested in doing business with you and would like to work on multiple contracts. Thanks

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