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Experienced translator and interpreter. Have been working in the field of translation for over two years. Have translated documents and materials of different level of difficulty and on a variety of subjects - medicine, gas and oil, nuclear energy, transport, construction, art and etcetera. Working as a professional translator in SayUp translation bureau, studying in World Languages University in English language and literature faculty. Hardworking, punctual and extremely responsible person.

Full stack of administrative responsibilities in supporting project teams: from translation/interpreting to preparing of all kinds of documents and spreadsheets. Perfectionist. Very organized and keen to details when it comes to deadlines and quality of work. Flexible and innovative and is always willing to learn and try new things. Possess vast experience in communicating with all sorts of English accents. There even were situations when I acted as an interpreter from English into English for native and non-native English speakers. Thousands of letters and texts were written including complex technical stuff. Sometimes act as a freelancer for people who want to upgrade their English. Besides, I volunteer on occasional basis for the Google translation service.

Hello, I'm a Doctoral Candidate at the Department of Civil Engineering at Aalto University, Finland. Within my 4-year research career, I, together with my colleagues, have successfully published several international-level scientific papers and presented our research achievements at sever conferences. As a part of my main tasks, I am also performing data and image analysis with R script and Python. The major of my Master's studies was Civil Engineering. Therefore, I also have working experience in the Structural Engineering Company. I am skilled in Autocad, Revit, and Tekla. The passion for art led me to the art school that I have successfully finished. Nowadays, I still proceed to draw and create jewelry at home. I am also using Photoshop and illustrator daily.

Finance professional and translator. My native language is Russian. Prior to becoming a freelance translator I worked as a financial officer for fourteen years and, thus, have a thorough hands-on experience in banking, accounting, and finance. Highly self-organized, I take deadlines seriously. EFSET English Certificate 66/100 (C1 Advanced) efset.org/cert/AzvhRL

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My language career started in 2010 in capacity of an English teacher. During 5 years I passed my knowledges to children and adults with a strongly attempt not to give them unfocused information and worked with them according to their demand. After time they achieved their goals, not as much clear ones of children and natural of adults. During this kind of doing I made a point of working only with those who know what they want. Soon I decided to expand my field of knowledge and jumped into science. That was breathtaking experience. After a while I began to practice as a translator, mostly in biology, science, neuroscience, patents. Now I keep on going in medicine, pharmaceuticals and would like to try something new as well. If you have an exciting project and search for a responsible translator, this is the page you might potentially need.

Translations in various spheres: ophthalmology, oncology, hematology, diabetes mellitus, laboratory diagnostics, pharmacology, Certificates of Analysis, clinical trials.

Russian & Bulgarian native speaker.

Have been working the translation field since 2006. Have experience translating all kinds of technical, legal, medical documentation.

I have finished MA studies in Philology and Translation, currently I work in translation office in Warsaw. My native languages are Ukrainian and Russian, I am also fluent in English and Polish. I live in Poland for 5 years already.

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