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My name is Martin Sonia, a professional translator. I have been working with the GENGO team since 2014.

I can define myself as a researcher who seeks the foundation of science and technology, and deals with developing it with an innovative approach to put forward a reasonable solution. To refer to my educational background, I completed my BSc and MSc studies in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Sakarya University, Turkey, in 2005 and 2007, respectively. I was awarded a scholarship by Turkish Government to study PhD abroad in July 2007. After taking English course in Brighton, UK, and getting the sufficient IELTS score, I started to study PhD in the end of January 2008 in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Manchester in the UK completing with a distinguished thesis in October 2012. My research areas vary from power electronics, wind energy conversion systems, control systems, power systems, renewable energy technologies, power conversion, converter design and control, electrical machines, avionics, blockchain to smart grids

I'm graduated in translation and interpreting (Russian-Bulgarian and Turkish) at university.

Translator, Editor and Project Manager

Bilingual (Turkish Canadian) translator and editor [TR (A)/EN (B)/ES(C)] with more than 2 years of experience in the translation and localization industry. Interested in translation and localization roles.

I'm a freelance translator interested in localization (video games, websites, and software) and terminology management. I do have a fair amount of experience in video game localization, as well as with IT and marketing texts. Please feel free to reach me out.

Having studied in the departments of English Language Teaching & French Language and Literature at leading universities in Turkey, I have been working now for 9 years as a certified English & French translator in almost every field of translation.

I graduated from Translation and Interpreting Studies Department in the year of 2012. As an undergraduate student at Boğaziçi University, I have improved my English speaking skills through the courses. Moreover, I cannot deny the great contribution of my visiting the USA and working there for three months. During my education I worked at different places, such as publishing houses, translation offices so as to gain experiences. Apart from translating legal and business documents for various local and international translation companies as a freelance translator, I have also edited a number of books, stories, poems and other creative texts. I also completed my M.A. in Comperative Literature at Istanbul Bilgi University, which contributed my academic and linguistic skills. Following that, I started my Phd at Translation and Interpreting Studies Department at Yıldız Technical University in 2017.

Dear Sir, Please consider this an application for a Freelance Translator job. A little bit about myself: I graduated from METU (Middle East Technical University, in Turkey) and have been working in the Oil & Gas industry for over 19 years. The language of education was English, and Azerbaijani is my mother tongue. So far, I have done many translations in various fields. I could make translations for the following language pairs at an affordable price if you accept my application. English-Azerbaijani, Azerbaijani-English, English-Turkish, Turkish-English, Russian-English, Russian-Azerbaijani, Russian-Turkish, Azerbaijani-Turkish, Turkish-Azerbaijani Enclosed please see my CV, the sample of translated files, and advise. P.S. CAT tools I use: SmartCAT, MemoQ, MateCat, Memsource, XTM Cloud, Trados Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Thanks in advance, Pervane Kerimova Mob. / Whatsapp: +994502577560 My feedback card on Proz: https://www.proz.com/feedback-card/3259480

I love translating legal documents (e.g. contracts, certificates, notarial certificates, licenses, patents, apostilles, legalizations) and other documents such as books, emails, academic transcripts, websites, and user guides.