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New in SMARTCAT, I'm really happy with it. As I don't have many projects to have References on quality and Time management, feel free to send me small projects and test me before a bigger cooperation. Translating for internet sites, students or companies. Services Agreement, term and condition, regulation and even more. I also translate adult content if needed

Native French speaker who lived 8 years in Spain, I'm looking for using my language skills in translating (from Spanish or English to French), proofreading (in French) and providing support in administrative/tourism/culture fields. I've studied in the US (high school) and have been living in Belize, Central America, since 2011. I've majored in art history and have a post master in cultural management.

I graduated with a Master's degree in translation and I am currently a freelance translator. I offer translation, proofreading and transcription services. As a native French speaker, I translate all types of documents in a variety of fields, from English and German. Please feel free to contact me for any information!

Professional translator with government and private experience

French (Canada) native speaker. Attended French Elementary and High schools, then jumped straight to English College and University (McGill). Very fast learner. Governor of Canada's medal award-winner in High School. Was selected to provide English-language editing and proofreading peer tutoring in College for English native speakers. Graduated with 3 time-mention on Dean's Honour Science roll in College. Able to translate both from French to English or from English to French. Graduated with both Architecture and Mechanical Engineering B.Sc. degrees. Graduated with Distinction in top 25% of Faculty of Engineering for Architecture degree. Worked as Junior Mechanical Engineer in engineering and banking industries. Work fast and reliably. Available for translation, editing, proofreading and transcription for any subject. **Disclaimer: I am not nor do I pretend to be an accredited translator/editor. I do not have the education of a professional translator/editor.**

Professional translator

A multilingual specialist with a passion for languages, especially Japanese which I have spent most of my life mastering.

Medical localization specialist with a daily capacity of 5,000+ words. 500+ projects processed (clinical trials, research protocols, ICFs) through translation agencies and for major companies such as Merck, Sanofi, AbbVie, Novartis, GSK, as well as various CROs and hospitals. Proficient with CAT tools, if required: Wordfast, SDL Trados, Systran, MemoQ, XTM, MateCat, SmartCat, CafeTran.

Responsible, serious, discreet, with organizational skills, pleasant, creative, with a continuous interest in learning new things, perfectionist.

Raised in Montreal Quebec and been living for the 13 years in Winnipeg Manitoba. Perfectly bilingual.

During the past six years, I have gathered extensive experience in translation from English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish into French. I worked with a wide range of topics and media such as press articles, videos, or technical reports about international trade, environmental sciences, energy, economics, politics, and arts. I also have experience with editing and proofreading.

I'm Ph.D. in Political Studies (Università di Roma La Sapienza), member of the editorial board of the Nuova Rivista Storica and of the SOG 18 (Society for 18th Century Studies on South Eastern Europe), University of Graz. I studied perfectly Latin at High School and sustained at the university several exams of English, German and French Language and Culture practicing my translation skills while writing my Master Thesis with proficiency. I pursued further skills working with contracts, patents, diplomatic documents and treaties which unfortunately I cannot show for reasons of confidenciality. Finally I improved my knowledge of Serbian during my stay in Belgrade for my Ph.D. researche. My method of work is based on a deep respect of the original text, in consideration of the risk bringed by a too literal translation.