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I am a graduate of the Parisian school ISIT (Institute of Intercultural Management and Communication). Most of my experience has been with journalistic and administrative associations. I already had to carry out translations while respecting strict deadlines. For example, I assisted a group of translators in translating and proofreading newsletters and articles from French into English and from English into French, the deadlines for the newsletters being the same. Similarly, I have worked as a freelance translator and have proven capable of dealing quickly with orders with short deadlines occurring during evenings or week-ends. My most recent job as a data entry contributor has taught me to look quickly and efficiently for specific information and to determine by myself how valid a given source is. It has also taught me how to work as part of a team through a decentralised working environment where all communications are done through emails or business chats.

10 years of experience as a professional freelance translator. English<>French.

I am a senior French translator (EN, ES and PT into FR) with 12 years of experience in economics, business, and legal translation (and 7 years of prior experience in IT services sales teams). I have a comprehensive knowledge of CAT and DTP tools and strong skills in text editing, terminology management and project coordination. I first graduated from a French Business School (EDHEC 1995) and worked as an IT services saleswoman for 7 years (sectors: aeronautics and defence; health industry). Then I quit my position to study translation for 3 years, graduated from the ESIT in 2007, and joined the French Ministry for the Economy and Finance as a translator the same year (after a competitive examination). In 2014, I joined the OECD French translation division (after another competitive examination) to work mainly on the BEPS Project (OECD/G20 project to fight tax evasion). In 2020, I started working as a freelancer, which allowed me to move from Paris to Normandy (life quality: +3000%).

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My name is Tarik, I am from Morocco and I have a MBA degree in Marketing and International Business. I am serious and trustworthy, I provide high quality translations thanks to my work methodology and big experience. My motivation is a job well done and my goal is your total satisfaction, for that I offer you my 100% GARANTEE.

Professional NAATI Translator ENG > FR and ENG > FR (CA) Specialities: legal, technical and academia, certified Translations Native French speaker. 10+ years of translating experience, Accredited NAATI translator. Can provide certified Translations

English to French Translator

I am a professional Translator/Editor/Proofreader with about ten (10) years of experience. With a Master Degree in Translation Studies, my excellent drafting skills, coupled with my sound and proven editing and proofreading skills, I provide high-quality language services from English into French. My qualities include professionalism, confidentiality, discretion, attention to details, strict adherence to ethics, the ability to stay well focussed while working under pressure, and, above all, respect of deadlines.

An experienced freelance translator versed in game localization and many other translation topics

Highly accurate, meticulous, with excellent research skills, I provide quality translations and neat proofreading services to reputable individuals and organisations.

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I have a 9 years experience, having translated more than a million words all in all in my career, not counting all the translations I do for fun because I just like it ! I have a degree in biological engineering, completed by my vast general culture and professional experience in leadership positions in various companies, which means I can handle very well any topic from medicine to finance and marketing through video games and social sciences. I'm originally from Belgium but I now live in Côte d'Ivoire, which means I can do translations localized for both European and African audiences. My mantra is : if it sounds good, then it is good. It is utmost important for me that the audience cannot guess that they are reading a translation : they must feel as if the document was originally written by a native speaker. That is my objective. I'm also very strict regarding to spelling and typography since French has its own specific rules on capitals, brackets, etc. You won't be disappointed.