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I am a professional translator/interpreter from Yekaterinburg, Russia. Free lance experience since 1998 (see details in my CV attached hereto). I mainly work in the field of industry, especially metallurgy, as our region has been developing since the 18th century around metal extraction and metal work. I am able to provide on site translation service as well as translation of any documents supporting your project - from technical data sheets and descriptions to contracts and reports. In 2013, I started translating articles for the Russian Academy of Sciences (the Ural Branch). Since that time, no article has been refused by foreign publishing houses and offices for a poor quality of translation.

Native speaker of Spanish, second language English and third Russian, translator and interpreter of Spanish, English, french, Italian and Russian. I have experience of 2 years as a freelance translator, estimated average translation of 2000 words or more per days, delivery of translation with diaz in advance and certification of Russian language speaker by kfu (kazan Federal University, Russia)

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

60 years of age, born 14/03/1961 My main foreign languages are English and Spanish CAT tools: OmegaT, Memsource, SmartCAT Translation experience: 1990 - 1992: Interpreting and translating during an American-Russian project for the delivery and implementation of cellular network. 1992 - 2008: Work for international companies with working English language (see below) where I translated business and technical documents and interpreted at business and working meetings. 2020: I began to work as a full-time freelance translator: English, Spanish. Other languages I translate from using a dictionary: Arabic, Polish.

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Continuously developing translator and interpreter with vast experience. Collaborating with clients all over the world. Translating and interpreting big volumes of data and in extreme environment.

Hello, dear colleagues! I am translating since 2017. Open to new projects. Doing my work with pleasure, paying attention to details. Languages: Russian (NATIVE), English (C1), Spanish (C1), German (B2), Korean (B2). High-quality outputs are guaranteed. I would be happy to cooperate!

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.

I have an extensive background in working as a full-time Russian/English and English/Russian interpreter and a freelance translator specilizing in technical translation.

I have a lot of experience in scientific and technical translations, always do the work qualitatively and in time. I'm responsible and attentive to details. Despite my degree is in philology I also have rich background in technical and IT-spheres. Also I practise the translation of verses and find it fascinating. Do not hesitate to contact me, I'm always glad to cooperate.

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.

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