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Professional RU / EN, EN / RU freelance translator with the demonstrated history of working in the translation and localization industry. Major trasnaltion fields include law, finance and IT. Negotiable rates.

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.

Translator with huge experience in different topics (construction, production, marketing, logistics, pharmacy, medicine, legal etc.)

What is a great translation? It is not just a number of foreign words translated into another language. It is a power of connecting people of all linguistic families through making them understand each other. It is a magic power to transfer poetic rhymes, legal and judicial statements, modern and hi-tech innovations, business incentives, and fashion logos to every corner of the world. Translators are not just people doing their jobs, they are magicians making miracles.

I am an extremely responsible person and possess almost 5 years' experience in the world of translation, during which I have gained excellent mastery of texts and topics in many areas. Foreign languages are my passion, so I am approaching my work in a rigorous and demanding manner. I will be happy to assist you with all your translations!

Graduated from medical university, and currently work as an intern in anesthesiology. Work with a Canadian firm (East-to-west.net) as an translator/interpreter.

Russian bachelor in Philology graduated from Hight School of Economics in Moscow, I am living in Prague and studying a French Philology (Language, Literature and Culture) at Charles University. My language competences are: Russian C2 English B2-C1 French B2-C1 Czech B2-C1

My wish is to be a good translator. I work initially to gain experience and help people out by translating their papers/documents. In college I study academic writing and linguistics editor.

I am a bilingual Russian currently residing in Russia. I've been working as an English tutor and as a translator since 2015 and even though, to this day, most of my work as a translator has been related to IT, gaming and e-sports, I am also well-versed in the fields of engineering, social sciences, psychology and history.

Translator, Editor, Reviewer. Broad specialization: сontracts and legal documents; statements and reports for UES of Russia, RUSAL; financial statements; audit reports; managerial documents and instructions; presentations; web articles, etc; e-banking regulations; loan agreements and related documents (VEB; ING Bank; Citibank; VTB; etc); scientific articles; clinical studies; pharmaceutical sector regulations; insurance, etc. Passed course in legal translation, constant review with a trained lawyer . Continuing professional development: regularly attend classes, trainings, and webinars from the Translators Association, Memsource, and other

I have been working as a freelancer since 2006, translating texts on various subjects. Although I specialize in fiction and humanities, I also translate general technical texts. I work for individuals and commercial organizations. In 2012 I received my PhD in Linguistics. I combine my freelance job with my work as an Assistant Professor in Moscow State Regional University. I guarantee a careful and responsible attitude to translation, and a precise completion of every task. For more information visit my website www.natranslation.com

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.