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Muhammed Demir

Translation project manager
from İstanbul

10.0

(53)

As a passionate linguist, I made my debut in the translation and localization world in 2014, when I was only a freshman in the university. I started as an intern and ended up to be freelance translator at SDL Turkey for 2 years. During this period of time, I gained immense amount of experience and I learned how to use multiple translation tools. Following that, I worked for a transcription company and made transcriptions of voice records both in English and Turkish. Finally, I started working with Localex in 2017 and that was one of the best decisions I made regarding my profession. During my time in SDL plc. and Localex I made translations, reviews and proof-reading in a wide variety of fields such as law, IT, marketing, legal, medical, gaming. During my time in the university, I took translation classes on many different fields and I also added knowledge of German and Spanish to my arsenal. Verified by Localex.

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Anna Lagattolla

Translation project manager
from Florence

10.0

(4)

Bilingual Italian-German, I was defined a walking cat-tool by many colleagues. I speak English, German,Spanish, Portuguese,Dutch and of course Italian fluently, plus Arabic and French. What I adore most about languages, is that they allow you to define yourself in many ways and never miss a word to describe feelings and experiences. As Calvino said, without translation I would be limited to the borders of my country...

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April Ann Stines

Translation project manager
from Riga

10.0

(136)

Hello! My name is Dr. April Stines and I am a seasoned Russian-English & German-English translator/proofreader. I've been working in the translation industry for many years. My specialization is in academic texts, legal documents and literature, but I cover many areas of translation: from blockchain to video games. A little about myself. I'm from the US, but now reside in Riga, Latvia and have a PhD in Slavic & East European Studies.

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xtofnz

Translation project manager
from Auckland

10.0

(7)

Freelance translator and localization consultant, full member of the New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters (NZSTI) since 2002

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Anthony Wong

Translation project manager
from Hong Kong

10.0

(9)

Looking for a bilingual and multicultural translator with over 20 years of professional experience? Look no further! With expertise in IT and a native proficiency in Traditional Chinese (used in Hong Kong, Taiwan), as well as fluency in Simplified Chinese (Mandarin in China) acquired through over a decade of living in Beijing, I offer top-quality human translation services. Never miss a deadline with my commitment to 100% human translation, interpretation and post-editing, all while supporting English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. My portfolio speaks for itself, having worked on various subjects such as movies, games and marketing materials. Trust me to provide you with the highest quality translation services you deserve. I am the translator of the IT professional Using Docker book published by O'Reilly. I also volunteer to translate open source software in my free time. IELTS score: Reading: 9 (Highest) Listening: 9 (Highest) Writing: 7 Speaking: 7

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Rachel Kremer

Translation project manager
from Kfar Saba

10.0

(320)

I'm a localization expert, involved in numerous localization projects for global companies. I've been doing localization for the past 15 years, and incorporate the principles of readability, transcreation and micro-copy in my work. I recently opened a new school for localization - Versio Academy, to teach and train the next generation of Hebrew localizators. I am a Google certified translator, Lead Linguist for Airbnb, Microsoft, Google and Yandex.Taxi.

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