Meet Our Translators
The translators we work with are more than professional freelancers. They are considered team members and we have developed long-lasting collaborations with many of them. We source native speakers living in their native country which means we gain a professional in tune with the current trends and culture for that particular market. Freelancers depend on their clients for future work so we know we are working with someone who cares about, and relies upon, the quality of their work. Due to the vast network of professional freelancers at our disposal we have a scalable team and flexibility with regard to pricing, scheduling and capacity.
Meet some of our translators here.
Nils – German Translator
“After studying business administration, German and philosophy I worked as a copywriter and became a freelance translator in 1992. My main fields of specialization are finance, marketing, chemistry/pharmaceutics, environmental technologies and IT. Much has changed in the language industry in all these years, but a great relationship between translation agency and translator is still just as important as it ever was.”
Fabrice – French Translator
“I have a translation degree from ULIP, Paris, a Certificate of Proficiency from the University of Cambridge and have been in the translation industry for 8 years. I specialize in video games, subtitles, dubbing, marketing, music, creative writing and song/poetry adaptation. Translation is not just a job, it’s an art. My background as a pianist allows me to have a unique approach to translation: just like music, text must convey meaning and sound beautiful. Maybe that is why I also love audio books!”
Oriana – Italian Translator
“After completing an M.A. in Chinese Studies at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, I started translating 7 years ago. My areas of specialization are marketing/corporate communication, business law/corporate finance, medicine and health care. I moved back to Italy after spells in China and Canada, and living next to the Alps gives me a great reason to peel myself away from the desk and get out into nature.”
Yukinori – Japanese Translator
“I graduated from Waseda University after studying English and American Law. I have been working in translation for 14 years and I specialize in business/economic translations and contracts. Philosophy fascinates me and I can busy myself for hours with just my thoughts. It’s easy, free and requires no special equipment!”
Ahmed – Arabic Translator
“I have been in business for 12 years after completing a B.A. in English Language and translation. I specialize in technical, legal, IT, marketing, finance, medical, entertainment and sports translations. I also do subtitling. When not busy with the written word I like to pull out the cue for a game of pool or snooker.”
Guy – English Translator
“I have lived and worked in 17 francophone countries and have worked as a freelance translator for more than ten years. I have an M.A. degree from Cambridge University and a PhD from McGill. I specialize in scientific and technical translations and also do academic translations for a Paris business school. Although now retired from my previous job as a mining geologist, I still like to unearth a good investment and enjoy following the precious metal and stone industry.”
Mesut –Turkish Translator
“Discovering translation software and learning the tools of the trade was a turning point in my professional life. After spending years primarily translating notarial documents, agreements, power of attorneys and the like, I now do lots of gaming and IT translations.”
Isabella – German Translator
“I have 20 years of experience as a freelance translator. My areas of expertise include computer software/hardware, user manuals, poker/casino/online gambling, medical translations, psychology and spirituality. I am the author of several books on Windows programs, such as Word, Windows, Excel, etc. and have translated various books on spirituality and poker. I may not have made millions (yet!) playing the latter but between playing and translating it, I’ve certainly learnt the game inside out.”
