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

Languages: English (TOEFL certified score 580), German (active, DSH II certificate), Russian (native). Specialized subjects: Biochemistry, Biology, Clinical trials, Family medicine, Immunology, Internal medicine, Pharmaceutical products. Software: MS Office, Acrobat, Statistica. Translation tools: SDL Trados Studio 2017, Memsource, Verifika, Xbench. Presentation: Russian from Siberia, I’ve passed difficult exams and entered the best medical university in Russia. After that, I’ve climbed all the stages of Russian medical training, obtained a distinction, and won the President of Russia’s grant for a one-year Ph.D. training in Marburg, Germany. While performing a physician’s career, I’ve started my experience as a freelancer in the medical translation of Clinical study protocols, manuals, and clinical documents in various medical disciplines. In recent years, I’ve concentrated in preparation of scientific papers for publication in US-English medical journals.

I hold a PhD diploma in genetics. Since 2016 I have been working as a freelance translator and interpreter for a number of translation agencies around the globe.

I am a freelance translator and electromechanical engineer with electrical engineering degree. Although I am native in English, I consider Russian to be my native language as well, since I am fluent in both of them. I can translate any kinds of documents, whether they are technical, legal, or medical/pharmaceutical. I also a big fan of playing online games, so I would be a good resource to localize video games or websites of any kind.

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I am a Lomonosov Moscow State University graduate in English, French, German and Spanish languages. During the course of my studies at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies I acquired a solid base in linguistics. Now I am studying at the Bauman Moscow State Technical University to get a second bachelor's degree in Biomedical appliances, which makes medicine and medical devices the area of special interest for me. I have extensive experience in technical (user manuals, technical guides, specification sheets, patents, software documentation, etc.), medical (clinical studies, articles, medical equipment manuals, clinical research, etc.) and legal (contracts, certificates, apostilles) translation as well as in marketing and website localization.

I studied Russian, English and German at Pskov State University and Pskov Volny University. I am qualified as a professional interpreter for these three languages. I have been working as interpreter and translator since 2006 for humanitarian, economic and construction projects in Pskov and abroad - mostly, in Finland, Germany and Singapore.

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I am working in science, skilled in physiology, molecular biology, biochemistry, pharmacology, veterinary, biotechnology. Regularly translating professional literature related to mentioned fields.

I have been doing translations since 2006. I'm also running a translation agency, however that's a separate business, and you can be sure that all translations at smartcat are done by me personally. I am a certified translator, conference interpreter, engineer and Candidate of technical sciences (kandidat nauk). My language-related hobbies include etymology and comparative linguistics. * Yes, I do speak several languages. * No, I am not fluent enought in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Azerbaijani or Arabic to translate TO these languages, but I do understand them enough to translate FROM them.

I love translating legal documents (e.g. contracts, certificates, notarial certificates, licenses, patents, apostilles, legalizations) and other documents such as books, emails, academic transcripts, websites, and user guides.