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About me | === About me === | ||
Hi, I’m Michael Beijer. I’m a Dutch ⇆ English technical/patent translator and terminologist (with almost 30 years of experience). I provide well-researched, fluent translations from Dutch into English and vice versa. I am fully bilingual, having grown up speaking both languages. | Hi, I’m Michael Beijer. I’m a Dutch ⇆ English technical/patent translator and terminologist (with almost 30 years of experience). I provide well-researched, fluent translations from Dutch into English and vice versa. I am fully bilingual, having grown up speaking both languages. | ||
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If you’re looking for a translator with almost 30 years of experience, exceptional research skills and expertise in the field of cutting-edge translation and terminology technologies, you’ve come to the right place! | If you’re looking for a translator with almost 30 years of experience, exceptional research skills and expertise in the field of cutting-edge translation and terminology technologies, you’ve come to the right place! | ||
Terminology | === Terminology === | ||
Correct and consistent terminology is critical in technical translation. I therefore maintain an extensive database of specialist terminology in the form of glossaries, termbases, word lists, (scanned) paper dictionaries, websites and other resources. I keep track of this wealth of terminological data in a wiki called ‘Beijerterm.com’. | Correct and consistent terminology is critical in technical translation. I therefore maintain an extensive database of specialist terminology in the form of glossaries, termbases, word lists, (scanned) paper dictionaries, websites and other resources. I keep track of this wealth of terminological data in a wiki called ‘Beijerterm.com’. | ||
If you’re struggling with a pesky term, try using the search box on Beijerterm, or Proz.com’s so-called ‘ProZ.com term search’, where I am often among the top ‘KudoZ point leaders’ in my language pair. | If you’re struggling with a pesky term, try using the search box on Beijerterm, or Proz.com’s so-called ‘ProZ.com term search’, where I am often among the top ‘KudoZ point leaders’ in my language pair. | ||
CAT tools | === CAT tools === | ||
I’m comfortable working with a wide range of translation and terminology software and am an expert at solving the complex file ‘prepping’ and conversion problems that often slow down a translation project. I’m also a highly proficient user of memoQ, Trados Studio, Wordfast, Déjà Vu X3, CafeTran and Phrase and can easily handle their various file formats / packages. | I’m comfortable working with a wide range of translation and terminology software and am an expert at solving the complex file ‘prepping’ and conversion problems that often slow down a translation project. I’m also a highly proficient user of memoQ, Trados Studio, Wordfast, Déjà Vu X3, CafeTran and Phrase and can easily handle their various file formats / packages. | ||
Contact & info | === Contact & info === | ||
Email: michael@beijer.uk | Email: michael@beijer.uk | ||
Mobile: +44 (0)747-5771720 | Mobile: +44 (0)747-5771720 | ||
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Michael Beijer: technical translator
About me
Hi, I’m Michael Beijer. I’m a Dutch ⇆ English technical/patent translator and terminologist (with almost 30 years of experience). I provide well-researched, fluent translations from Dutch into English and vice versa. I am fully bilingual, having grown up speaking both languages.
Although I’m comfortable translating a wide range of subjects – from user manuals and audit reports to marketing copy and financial documents – most of my work currently consists of patents and technical material.
If you’re looking for a translator with almost 30 years of experience, exceptional research skills and expertise in the field of cutting-edge translation and terminology technologies, you’ve come to the right place!
Terminology
Correct and consistent terminology is critical in technical translation. I therefore maintain an extensive database of specialist terminology in the form of glossaries, termbases, word lists, (scanned) paper dictionaries, websites and other resources. I keep track of this wealth of terminological data in a wiki called ‘Beijerterm.com’.
If you’re struggling with a pesky term, try using the search box on Beijerterm, or Proz.com’s so-called ‘ProZ.com term search’, where I am often among the top ‘KudoZ point leaders’ in my language pair.
CAT tools
I’m comfortable working with a wide range of translation and terminology software and am an expert at solving the complex file ‘prepping’ and conversion problems that often slow down a translation project. I’m also a highly proficient user of memoQ, Trados Studio, Wordfast, Déjà Vu X3, CafeTran and Phrase and can easily handle their various file formats / packages.
Contact & info
Email: michael@beijer.uk Mobile: +44 (0)747-5771720 Proz.com: My Proz profile LinkedIn: michael-beijer Term search: Beijerterm.com My app: Beijer.bot YouTube: @MichaelBeijer
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