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In 2018, I graduated from the St. Petersburg State University of Economics with a bachelor's degree in Linguistics. I majored in Translation in Economics and Finance. In 2020, I graduated from the St. Petersburg State University with a master’s degree in International Relations. I majored in Studies of the Baltic and Nordic Countries. Seeking a position of translator with organizations/companies engaged in international cooperation and external relations. I have the skills of technical/literary/scientific translation, business correspondence and document management, translation of contracts, text editing and proofreading. Proficient PC user (CAT platforms: SmartCat, MemSourse).

Reliable technical translator with ten-year experience in translating technical, marketing, medical and general texts from English into Russian and strong technical and scientific background as I am a Doctor of Technical Science and had experience of working as an engineer and as a teacher. So far I have completed over 1000 projects to do mostly with chemistry, technical devices, equipment software localization, pharma, and marketing - I have an expertise in SDL Trados Studio 2019, SmartCAT, Translation Workspace Xliff Editor, Memsource and MemoQ Striving for continuous excellence, I am always looking for an opportunity to upgrade my skills.

Hello, dear client! My name is Tolstikov Petr. I’m 24 years old. I live in Moscow and work in sports industry. My job is closely connected with translation processes, because my occupation requires a constant converse with foreigners.

Russian native speaker. Master of Arts in linguistics. 6 years in translation, localization, editing, and MTPE. Part of YetAnother, a tight-knit studio for creative translation. Payment via Smartcat.

I am a Russian (Ukrainian) native-speaking translator with a 14+ years professional experience in EN-RU, RU-EN and RU-UA, UA-RU translation, proof reading and editing. I am committed to deliver the high-quality results in order to achieve your goals. Striving for continuous excellence, I am always looking for an opportunity to upgrade my skills. ИМЕЮ СТАТУС ИП

High quality, responsibility, compliance with deadlines

Technical and legal translations.

Main areas of specialisation: telecommunications (including six years of work as a telecommunications engineer), IT & software, electronics, metallurgy, and web development. My portfolio includes working on translation projects for such companies as Severstal PJSC (Russia), Uzbektelecom JSC (Uzbekistan), Danieli Group (Italy), Voestalpine AG (Austria), and others.

I work professionally with different types of texts and constantly upgrading my translation skills.

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.

My name is Roman Orlov. I am 27 years old. I live in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. I am honest, caring, intelligent, hardworking, and ambitious person. I love travelling, sight seeing, listening to music, playing ball games, watching movies, going out for dinner, and having great intellectual conversations.

I am a professional translator/interpreter from Yekaterinburg, Russia. Free lance experience since 1998 (see details in my CV attached hereto). I mainly work in the field of industry, especially metallurgy, as our region has been developing since the 18th century around metal extraction and metal work. I am able to provide on site translation service as well as translation of any documents supporting your project - from technical data sheets and descriptions to contracts and reports. In 2013, I started translating articles for the Russian Academy of Sciences (the Ural Branch). Since that time, no article has been refused by foreign publishing houses and offices for a poor quality of translation.