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Mainly working with texts from Construction, Chemistry, Blockchain & cryptocurrencies, IT & Videogames industries. - Courses on Basics of the Software Localization in Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (Köthen, Germany, 2016); - Workshop for Videogames Localization organized by Localization Studio Levsha (2020).

Worked in the private sector. New to freelancing but I have experience.

Translator & Interpreter in Logistics, Technology and related fields

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.

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.

I am a chemical engineer by trade and I graduated the Moscow Institute of Oil & Gas Industry. I am about 30 years worked as a chemical engineer and chemist. In the last 8 years, I have been engaged in translation from English to Russian of the different types of texts. I take part also in project Coursera as translator-volunteer. I would be happy to apply my skills for your work realization.

My name is Nikita Stepanov. I am a Russia-based passionate linguist with 15 years+ of experience in translating from English/French into Russian. Personal website: nikita-translator.com Over 10 million words translated 150+ happy clients all over the globe (including Fortune 500 and CAC 40 majors). Union of Translators of Russia member Compliance with the ISO 17100 standard Acting simultaneous interpreter at the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation CAT tools: SDL Trados Studio 2017, memoQ Rates starting at $0.05 per source word Top-5 specializations: IT/Computers Video games Finance/Economics Marketing Government/Politics Education: Moscow State Linguistic University (https://linguanet.ru/en/), The Maurice Thorez Institute of Foreign Languages. Graduated in 2005. Specialist degree. Specialty: Teacher of French and English

Experimental Linguistics student, currently based in Aix-en-Provence (France). Spheres of interest: machine learning, natural language processing, cognitive science, foreign languages (English, French, Spanish).

My wish is to be a good translator. I work initially to gain experience and help people out by translating their papers/documents. In college I study academic writing and linguistics editor.

Qualified in the field of social sciences and communication.

I translate economic, business, marketing and other kinds of texts. Always ready to help :)

Being a professional translator, during employment as professor of English and post-graduate studies between 1999 and 2015, did various translations on a free-lance basis; provided prompt and accurate written translations of procedures, methods, reports, memos, letters, manuals, training materials and other documents; performed interpretation as needed for both formal and informal meetings, training programs, and presentations; edited and formatted both English and Russian texts; reviewed and evaluated work done by other translators and interpreters.