Translator Resume Sample Aron Keaton 58 Johnville Rd Bowling Green, KY 42104 (270) 341-0311
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Objective: An expert translator of multiple foreign languages, with skills in translating real-time conference dialogues and paperwork with swiftness and efficiency, I seek a competitive job in a leading office, where I can contribute my skills and help in the growth of the company. Profile/ Summary:
An extensive experience of 8 years, working in the Foreign Secretary's office in White House.
2 years of solid experience in the corporate sector, during I worked as a translator for NBV Group.
Frequent guest to Russia, Iran and other countries, as translator, while accompanying the Foreign Secretary's staff.
Accompanied the Defense Secretary to the UN meet, 2009-2010 and 2010-2011.
Certified translator in German, Russian, and French from the American Institute of Linguistics, NY.
Skill Set:
Specialist in Russian, German and French linguistics and complete grammar.
Excellent at speedy translations, both verbal and written, thanks to my rich experience from the past.
Also trained in mannerism and conduct, varying from country to country, thus enabling me to understand the foreign gestures and related traditions.
Rich experience of international conferences
Other Skills:
Excellent computer skills
Proficient with iPhone, iPad and video conferencing technologies.
Well read through some of the greatest international literature and poetry, enabling me to understand better, their historical, cultural and behavioral trends.
Work Experience: White House, Foreign Secretary's Office Translator- Russian and Iranian (2004-Present)
Went with the Defense Secretary for the UN meet, consecutively in 2009-2010 and 2010-2011.
Handled the video-conferencing talks with the foreign delegates.
Translation of all the official documents.
Attended 8 international conferences across Moscow.
New York University Professor of Russian Linguistics (2007-Present)
Department head of the foreign Linguistics Department
NBV International Translator (2002-2004)
Translated official documents Russian on the office's behalf.
Accompanied the Vice-President to international business meetings and guided him through the translation from foreign language to English.
Co-ordinate all the questions and collated answers based on the company's response.
Qualifications:
Certified in German, Russian, and French
M.A. English from the University of New York.
Achievements:
Qualified from the American Institute of Linguistics, NY, with A+ grade.
Went to the United Nations' Conference as a translator.
Hold the academic post of Professor of Russian Linguistic at the New York University
Rich experience in both, government and corporate setup.
References: Available on request.
Conclusion This kind of translator resumes needs to be written if you want to get the job of a translator with a good company. Notice, how the writer here has stressed more on his work experience and proficiency of languages. This sample is full of such impressive details, which no recruiter can ignore. Not everyone can have these same kinds of experience, but what you could do is to make your experiences feel important by writing about how they helped the company in business; support your skills with your experience, and your experience with your achievements.
