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Hi. I’m a full-time native Korean translator with over 13 years of translation experience. I provide English <-> Korean translation, proofreading and editing services. I am more than willing to take any sample test to show my translation capabilities. I guarantee your satisfaction 100%, - Quality translation - Quick response (Within 10 min) - Low rate - Follow-up inquiry/help (Free of charge) I am very easy to work with as I know clients' needs very well through my experiences of working as a project manager for several years. I reply promptly to any email inquiry (Usually within 10 min) so you can easily communicate with me and I am usually on SKYPE/What'sApp/WeChat during regular business hours.

Licensed CPA, Experienced EN-KR Linguist

I'm a Korean and English KOREAN NATIVE proofreader, translator, and interpreter with 10 + years of experience. Born and raised in South Korea, I moved to the US at 19 years old to complete my BA in cultural anthropology at Wesleyan University in Connecticut. My translation work has covered many areas. The areas include business, journalism, autobiography, medicine, finance, data science, trading logistics, college applications, bio-engineering, and financial planning. Notable Translation Experiences - ShareVault data room product guide white paper translation (English -> Korean) - Zeus Logistics manual translation (English -> Korean) - Origin Financial Planning planner guide translation (English -> Korean) - CBT Thought Diary App translation (English -> Korean) - Nationwide Insurance customer manual translation (English -> Korean) - Los Angeles County COVID-19 safety notice translation (English -> Korean)

* Accuracy and Proficiency in written English and Korean * Outstanding Searching Skills * Advanced level in typing-Korean and English * Excellent Computer Skills : Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint * CAT Tool : SDL Trados 2017 Freelancer My specialty fields are * Marketing (cosmetics, fashion, tourism, food and drink) * Biomedical Sciences (Translation +800,000 words until now) And I’m interested in exploring new fields.

Proficiency : Perfumery, Cosmetics, Fragrances, Graphic, Design, Video Games, Chemistry, Fashion, Art, Mythology, Grocery(Food)

I got the bachelor degree and master degree at Korea university. Also I got a scholarship from Samsung electronics when I was a student. After the graduation, I worked for Samsung electronics (March 1994 - October 1999) as a programmer. I developed software of ECR/POS systems for US and EU customers and wrote English user manual for them as well. Then I worked for Shinheung precision corporation (May 2002 - October 2015). I worked as a manager for software development, wrote some codes and did translation jobs like local customization, writing user manuals, etc. also. Also I did some part time translation jobs from translation agency. (http://www.heraldtrans.com/)

4 years of translator between English and Korean

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.