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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 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.

Native Russian speaker. Wide experience in General and Marketing translations and many other fields, I use CAT software and perform 100% human translations, my translations are proofread in order to keep the flow, sense and meaning of the original text. I've been translating professionally since the end of 2015, and as a hobby for more than a decade. I can deliver around 1500+ words per day (200+ words per hour).

Qualified and passinate English to Russian translator with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Hard-working, friendly and communicative. I provide translations from English to Russian and ensure that the finished translation corresponds to the intended message as clearly as possible.

Enthusiastic EN > RU and RU > EN translator / interpreter. Experience in translating of medical texts for EU clients and interpreting works for hospitals in the United Kingdom. Passion for medicine and completed studies in optometry at the Glasgow Caledonian University in the United Kingdom. Assignments for private sector businesses, legal firms, academic institutions, language agencies and public services - police, solicitors, local authorities and social services departments. Languages - Russian (native), Latvian (good conversational level, C1) and English (good conversational level, C1).

After being trained as a translator at university, I spent several years preparing students for Cambridge examinations (such as IELTS, FCE and CAE). At the same time, I was frequently asked to translate medical and technical texts and received positive feedback, which made me consider taking more translations. I enjoy the process of translation as it demands both creativity and precision, and it is also a perfect opportunity to learn more about this world (I am particularly fascinated with biotechnology and medicine, which is why I prefer to work with research articles, clinical studies, etc).

I'm a physician by education specialized in nephrology with experience in translation of medical articles. For more than 3 years I've been working in Big Pharma with experience in translation of wide range of regulatory and clinical documents (periodic safety reports, clinical trials protocols and reports, PSMF, etc.). Thus I have profound knowledge in all basic terms within pharmaceutical industry, both in English (regulated by EMA / FDA) and in Russian (regulated by Ministry of Health / Federal Service on Surveillance in Healthcare and Social Development of Russian Federation).

I am freelance translator of English-Georgian-Russian (vice versa) languages. My native languages are Georgian and Russian. My experience covers a wide scope of subjects, including the financial, legal, economic, technical and literary translations. My customers are translation agencies as well as companies and organizations of different sizes and industries.

English - advanced Korean - TOPIK 4 Stady placement: South Korea, Daejon city, Daejon University 1.09.2013 - 25.12.2013; South Korea, Busan city, Busan National University (Language and culture program) 4.07.2014 - 1.08.2014 Experience: Korean language tutor 25/10/2014 - 01/02/2015 Korean language teacher at the Baikal State University in Irkutsk at the Department of Journalism 1.9.15 - 01.07.2016 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Chita for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow ) 05.19.2016 11/02/16 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Irkutsk for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow)

A certified linguist versed in game localization and all sorts of translation fields delivering on high-quality service and meeting tight deadlines. Feel free to hit me up to take part in upcoming projects.

I was born and grew up in a family of chemists. In my youth I was fond of chemistry and I often helped my parents with their translations of chemical texts. I am a doctor by education. I have experience of working as a doctor and experience of working in the pharmaceutical business. As a Sales Force Effectiveness Manager I organized the work of the CRM systems in the company. Therefore, I am also familiar with CRM. I am certified translator from English into Russian language and Vice versa. I currently do translations as a freelancer.

I am a freelance translator (looking for single projects or temporary/permanent contracts) specializing mostly in medical devices, health care, computer/tabletop games, IT, telecom, QA and risk analysis. I'm a versatile person so there are lots of other things I'm interested in. I work in Trados, SmartCat, Phrase, MemoQ, Wordfast, Xtm cloud, OmegaT, Passolo, Xbench, Aegisub and Subtitle Edit, and I can master any other tool as well. In addition to translation, I can create and manage termbases and translation memories, localize software, perform localisation testing, create and translate subtitles, teach people how to use CAT, and help to solve technical issues of CAT. I had about 10 years of experience as a tech support specialist and a tester/QA, so I'm good at many of IT topics. I had an experience of writing and translating manuals and other texts, and testing software localization. I have a high level of literacy and a good sense of style in Russian.