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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).

I've been translating for different Russian online media on a voluntary basis: articles on education, popular-scientific articles, etc; I am accustomed to working pretty much all and every day, so work is always done in time; however what's more important is that I take tasks seriously and go out of my way to make the translation taken be accurate and authentic; Educated at Russia's best linguistic university to work with different texts and provide quality translation;

Hello, all my work experience you can find in my CV. Just some interesting projects in which I have participated. 2000 – “Project Harmony” (preventing domestic violence) as a interpreter, 2005 – “Face2Face”, training, conducted by the company DHL Worldwide Express, 16-20.04.2007 – Project in production of slots – interpreting (customer: Volgogradtransremstroy) 07-10.04.2009 – Project in crediting small and medium enterprises - interpreting 02.11.11 – 07.12.11 – working as an interpreter with Long-term observers from OSCE mission concerning the election to the State Dume of the Russian Federation in Volgograd. Member of the Union of Translators of Russia: membership # 1527

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Russian & Bulgarian native speaker.

MGIMO & MSAL alumni. 1 year studying at University of Potsdam (Germany). Experience gained within BIG4 and law firms. Specialise on written translations (RU-EN, RU-GER) of legal documents, though ready to contribute to the successful completion of a project in almost any sector.

Languages: English (TOEFL certified score 580), German (active, DSH II certificate), Russian (native). Specialized subjects: Biochemistry, Biology, Clinical trials, Family medicine, Immunology, Internal medicine, Pharmaceutical products. Software: MS Office, Acrobat, Statistica. Translation tools: SDL Trados Studio 2017, Memsource, Verifika, Xbench. Presentation: Russian from Siberia, I’ve passed difficult exams and entered the best medical university in Russia. After that, I’ve climbed all the stages of Russian medical training, obtained a distinction, and won the President of Russia’s grant for a one-year Ph.D. training in Marburg, Germany. While performing a physician’s career, I’ve started my experience as a freelancer in the medical translation of Clinical study protocols, manuals, and clinical documents in various medical disciplines. In recent years, I’ve concentrated in preparation of scientific papers for publication in US-English medical journals.

I've been working as a tutor (English and German) for 3 years and as a translator (freelance) for a year and a half. I fluently speak English and German. Moreover I can work with the business communication, translating articles on the business topics and so on. I've taken part in different international student exchange programs, particularly in Germany (DAAD Summer courses). I passed there inofficial language tests(TestDaF), which showed my B2-C1 language level.

Chinese - C2. English - B2/C1, German - B2. IELTS Academic 05.2022 Band 6.5. Goethe-Zertifikat B2 02.2023.

Professional translator specialized in automotive topics (technical documentation, marketing materials, website content, etc) with extensive work experience in this industry. Key end customers include BMW, Porsche, Maserati, Kässbohrer.

After being trained as a translator at university, I spent several years preparing students for Cambridge examinations (such as IELTS, FCE and CAE). At the same time, I was frequently asked to translate medical and technical texts and received positive feedback, which made me consider taking more translations. I enjoy the process of translation as it demands both creativity and precision, and it is also a perfect opportunity to learn more about this world (I am particularly fascinated with biotechnology and medicine, which is why I prefer to work with research articles, clinical studies, etc).

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