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I have over 25 years of experience as a freelance translator, in various fields. I started as a translatir of fiction and non-fiction books for the Popurri Publishing House in Minsk, Belarus, in early 1990s. Later I was enrolled on a EU Tacis technical assitance project dealing with employment sevices as a transportation officer/translator where I was responsible, among other things, for delivering everyday translations. In parallel, I did freelance jobs for various translation agencies and the above publishing house. In total, I have worked on 6 international projects in various fields from climate change to biodiversity protection in Grodno Region in Belarus. As a result, I have acquired a solid experience in various areas of expertise as a translator/interpreter. For the last 8 years I have worked as a technical writer for a software company based in Toronto, and with a subsidiary office in Minsk. I have been responsible for online help, manuals, website management, customer support, traslation and transcription/subtitling. I must mention a special experience of mine. For the last 4-5 years, I have been very successfully collaborating with a UK-based translation agency which almost entirely deals with healthcare and pharmacology-related translations. A lion share of this work has been from Russian to English. My previous experience working as a crew member on international TA projects had helped me polish this particular language pair. As can be seen from the above, my translation work has been extensive and thorough. Working with me, you can rely on very accurate translations deliver always on time. My terminology search skills are second to none.

As a translator, I had a chance to work with big publishing houses (Condé Nast, Independent Media), a top level research institution in Russia (National Research University Higher School of Economics) and various companies abroad (The World Bank, Söring GmbH, Bonafide Immobilien GmbH).

I studied the rules of translation of specialized technical terms in the field of radiophysics, physics, energy etc. Translated (from English into Russian and Ukrainian and vice versa) of scientific and technical literature, articles, abstracts, instructions and other documentation in the field of energy, mining and nuclear industry, physics, chemistry, mechanics, construction, quality systems .... including ISO IAEA.

Russian & Bulgarian native speaker. Translator. Russian <-> Bulgarian English <-> Russian, Bulgarian

Ukrainian native speaker, English-Ukrainian translator with 5+ years of experience in translation and localization, working for agencies and as a freelancer. Experienced in fields of general and technical translations, marketing and SEO, and open to new opportunities. Bachelor's degree in English for Translation and Interpreting.

Legal and commercial translations, private documents with verification, fiction, financial, technical (mining) translations, agriculture, footwear&apparel, advertising

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).

Russian native speaker. Russian-English and English-Russian translator. Over 2 years of experience.

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.

Kyiv-based translator - English-Russian-Ukrainian

Word-smart, attentive to detail, hold deadlines sacred, enjoy working under pressure, nights and weekends.

Professional translator/interpreter with over twenty years track record in various industries. Skill set includes written translation, editing, proofreading, consecutive and simultaneous interpreting, chuchotage. Using CAT systems (computer-assisted translation) since 2005.