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I am a freelance translator and electromechanical engineer with electrical engineering degree. Although I am native in English, I consider Russian to be my native language as well, since I am fluent in both of them. I can translate any kinds of documents, whether they are technical, legal, or medical/pharmaceutical. I also a big fan of playing online games, so I would be a good resource to localize video games or websites of any kind.

Translator with huge experience in different topics (construction, production, marketing, logistics, pharmacy, medicine, legal etc.)

I'm translator and Web researcher from Israel. I'm 25 years old. Currently live in Raanana, Israel.

Saint-Petersburg State University, Dept. of Oriental Studies. Chinese Mandarine - fluent English - fluent Japanese - fluent Uzbek - fluent 20 year experience of interpreting and translation in multiple flields.

I am a certified translator with extensive knowledge and practical experience. I specialize in technical translations as I have studied Applied Mathematics and IT at the University. I also have a bachelor's degree in Linguistics and have studied English in London and collected EFCELT certificate stating that my level of English is C2 (I have achieved 100% on my test). I believe that the key to the perfect translation is researching its topic. There is no other way to use the right terminology. I always do my research and all the terms I use are on point.

My main fields of expertise are Mechanical/Electrical Technique, Labor Safety, Environmental Studies, General Education and Science, Contracts, etc.

Hello, all my work experience you can find in my CV. Just some interesting projects in which I have participated. 2000 – “Project Harmony” (preventing domestic violence) as a interpreter, 2005 – “Face2Face”, training, conducted by the company DHL Worldwide Express, 16-20.04.2007 – Project in production of slots – interpreting (customer: Volgogradtransremstroy) 07-10.04.2009 – Project in crediting small and medium enterprises - interpreting 02.11.11 – 07.12.11 – working as an interpreter with Long-term observers from OSCE mission concerning the election to the State Dume of the Russian Federation in Volgograd. Member of the Union of Translators of Russia: membership # 1527

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My name is Roman Orlov. I am 27 years old. I live in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. I am honest, caring, intelligent, hardworking, and ambitious person. I love travelling, sight seeing, listening to music, playing ball games, watching movies, going out for dinner, and having great intellectual conversations.

For info in Russian, please, refer to CV below. Over fifteen years of experience in translation/interpreting and project management. Since 2015 I am chief project manager at Sfera LSP (www.sfera-translating.ru). Main expertize fields are chemistry (MSDS), geology and geophysics (engineering surveys), ecology, legal and general translations. Participated in projects on NPP and LNG plant construction. DWG translation. ANY SERVICES RELATED TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT: TM management, glossary management, text alignment, mono and bilingual term extraction, advanced xliff editing (split/merge, segment blocking).

My translation career encompasses diverse areas, from movie industry (translating for Hollywood film stars (Jon Voight, Sammi Davis) to translating for roughnecks on drilling rigs in Siberia. This hands-on experience in various occupations, combined with technical background in survey & mapping, allows me to produce accurate, precise translations of even the most complicated texts. I have been working as a freelance translator since 2006, with more than 6 million words translated to date. I first started my translation career in mid 1980-ies with a few odd translation / interpretation jobs of a few months each. I then went on to work as a staff translator for the first Soviet-US JV White Nights in 1990 and continued to pursue this career with several other JVs and US companies until 2006, when I became a full-time freelance translator. Besides working as a translator during that period, I also held several other positions in procurement, logistics and administration at these companies, which subsequently proved to be a valuable source of knowledge for my work as an independent translator after 2006.