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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.

Freelance translator working since 2007. Due to a degree in medicine, most of my experience is related to medical and pharmaceutical fields and medical devices. I have also worked with several other fields including Oil and Gas, Legal, Aerospace, General, Drama and Art and others. Over the past few years I have participated in various translation projects involving clinical research, scientific articles, parts of CTDs for Marketing Authorization of pharmaceuticals and other regulatory documentation in a pharmaceutical industry.

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I am a word maniac.

Hi! I'm Nick. To start with, I have a significant experience in Ru->En and En->Ru translation and software localization. I've spent 2,5 years in JSC PROGNOZ (a large international company) and almost 2 years already as a freelancer in such companies as SDL, Lionbridge, ABBYY LS and SmartCAT being engaged in translating and proofreading various texts for EMC, Microsoft, LG, ZEISS, Siemens, Roche, etc. I have a university degree in translation and linguistics and a college degree in finance and law.

Multi-disciplinary Russian linguist with over 8 years of formal experience.

For 18 years I have been working as a translator, editor and author specialized in sports, fitness, bodybuilding, sports science, health, active lifestyle and nutrition (Moscow, Russia). 1994-1999 - office manager, translator 1999-2007 - translator, editor-in-chief of Russian editions of USA magazines Ironman and Muscular Development. since 2007 - translator of the research department (ART Sovremennie Nauchnie Tekchnologii/ART Modern Research Technologies - manufacturer of sports nutrition products), editor of internet sites www.ironman.ru, www.sportservice.ru

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I enjoy my work.

Greetings! Welcome to my profile! I am a professional certified translator and interpreter, a natural bilingual and a passionate linguist for whom translation is an inevitable part of daily life. Learning new things has always been an exciting experience, so I got interested in law and human rights, medicine, technologies, and art. For when I go deep into any of the above-mentioned subject, I am mesmerized by the beauty of human thought, this unbelievable power to discover cures for lethal diseases and change the history, fight for justice and equality, make the difference and make this world a better place for us all. Unfortunately, life is too short and there are so many interesting things over there. But I found my way to be involved and help to create something valuable – I became a translator and interpreter. This way, I can focus on delivering the best quality and take pride in my job.

Extremely knowledgeable Translator with an active command of Azeri, Russian, Turkish and English (read/write/speak) and 16 years’ hands-on experience with multinational clients. As an experienced translator in a freelance capacity with a proven track record of accurately translating the wide variety of documents between the above-mentioned languages, I had been quite successful in providing services to individuals and organizations. As one of the sought-after translators in the regions I have developed the following skills necessary for a translator by the industry: - Excellent command of Azeri, Russian, Turkish and English, as well as intermediate knowledge of Turkmen, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Arabic and Persian - Time management skills - Confidentiality and discretion - Tact and diplomacy - Computer competences - Keen attention to detail

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).