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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.

Qualifications - Full-time English → Korean translator as native speaker of Korean - Specialized in Fashion, Beauty, Games, Tourism & Hospitality, Marketing & Business, Education & Training, Technologies & IT and Sports - 6,000 weighted words of capacity every day - CAT tools: SDL Trados Studio 2019 freelancer, MemoQ 2015, Memsource, Smartling, Smartcat, XTM Cloud, Passolo 2018, Wordfast Professional, SDL Multiterm 2019 - Excellent computer skills: MS Office 2016, Painter, Adobe Acrobat, Hangul 2010

4 years of translator between English and Korean

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)

Bilingual, forward-thinker always willing to learn

Professional translator with extensive experience. Proofreading, editing. Quality guarantee and compliance with all deadlines

I have experience in various area such as marketing, medical, general article, cryptocurrency, legal, etc.

Freelance Translator (Korean to English/English to Korean/Japanese to Korean) Translation and Proofreading M.A. English Literature and Language, Ewha Womans University B.A. English Literature and Language, Ewha Womans University (Double major in Econimics/Minor in East Asia Studies) 2011~ present Freelance Translator : EN/KO/JA Other experiences 2011.01~2011.02 ESL Program Development Assistant (Medaille College/Intern) 2012.03~ 2014.02 Graduate Assistant (Ewha GSIS department office of Int'l Studies/Part-time) 2015.05~ 2016.04 Administrative Staff & Special Program Coordinator (Ewha GSIS main office/Contract) 2018.04~ present QA Analyst (CS) (Transperfect/Freelancer) 2020.05~present Associate Director (USA Language Institute/Contract)

I was born in Korea and I studied Microbiology and Immunology at Seoul National University. I have also lived in Canada and US for nearly 10 years and I studied Neuroscience at the University of Toronto in Canada. During the last 13 years, I was exposed to many aspects of research and writing, including preparing study proposals and preparing grant/ethics applications. I published 14 papers in peer-reviewed journals. I have experience in translating documents from English into Korean and from Korean into English in order to write medical research articles and various university level essays in diverse subjects.

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.

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