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Kate
B. Humphrey
Tel/Fax: (770)
529-5147
Cell: (404) 213 7664
E-mail: translatorkate@bellsouth.net
Skills overview:
- Excellent
verbal and written communication;
- Problem
solving ability;
- Possess
excellent people and communication skills;
- Communicate
effectively and professionally with callers, existing and potential
clients.
- Ability
to work well with many diverse personalities.
- Strong
organizational skills;
- Extensive
computer use;
- Enthusiastic,
self-motivated, professional;
- Multi-task
oriented and highly organized;
- Strong
team player with good project management skills;
- Excellent
follow through and attention to detail;
- Typing
in English and Russian. English typing average 50 wpm.
- Fluent
in English and Russian languages.
- Professional
utilization of fax, e-mail and Internet.
Professional history:
April,
1999 to present
Virtual Translation Services
Atlanta, GA, USA
Russian English Translator
- Translate for the telecommunications, IT, metallurgy, environment, economics and other industries.
Perform technical written translation and three-way Russian-English technical and business telephone interpretation.
Perform written business and personal translation.
- Work with multiple individual and commercial clients translating various subjects ranging from personal life events to
scientific/medical research articles.
- Provided technical translation at the International Wire and Cable Show 1999 in Atlanta, GA, held at the Georgia World
Congress Center. Translated technical and business conversations on the subject of metallurgy, as well as scientific
inventions and research in metallurgy on the subject of innovative Plasma Technology.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2003 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Environmental
Protection, Atlanta, GA.
- Provided translation at the Ace Hardware Expo 2003 in Atlanta, GA held at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Translated business negotiations between a Russian company and multiple US vendors.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2004 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Health,
Atlanta, GA.
- Translate for multiple people who adopt and sponsor children from Russia.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2004 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of
Health, Wichita, KS.
- Translate for the American-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Chicago, IL
- Provided translation at the International Poultry Expo 2005 in Atlanta, GA held at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Translated business negotiations between a Russian company and multiple US vendors.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2005 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Local Governance, Birmingham, AL/Montgomery, AL.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2005 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Economic Development, Lake Hartwell, GA/Greenville, SC.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2006 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Women Leaders, Birmingham, AL
- Translated for the Open World Program 2007 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Accountable Governance, Birmingham, AL.
- Translated for the Open World Program 2007 hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Social Issues, Montgomery, AL.
- Translated a book written by Dee Thompson called "Jack's New Family. An Older Child Adoption Story" that was published in 2007.
Jack's New Family. An Older Child Adoption Story
- Translated for F.I.R.S.T. (For Inspiration of Science and Technology) during the regional tournament in Atlanta, GA. April, 2008.
Translated for the inventor of Segway scooter, Mr. Dean Kamen and representatives of the Russian Ministry of Youth Affairs.
- Translated at the Second International Aviation Symposium hosted by USARCENT, Atlanta, GA, May, 2008.
- Translated at the Public Affairs Information Exchange hosted by USARCENT, Atlanta, GA, July, 2008.
- Translated during the Signal Information Exchange II hosted by USARCENT, Atlanta, GA – Augusta, GA, July 2008.
- Perform various written translations for US Army Central Command.
- Translated for the Open World Program hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Social Issues – Youth Services, Birmingham, AL, September 2008.
- Translated for the Open World Program hosted by the Friendship Force organization on the subject of Presidential Elections, Montgomery, AL, November 2008.
- Translated during the Collaborative Educational Program in Bioethics, A Cross Cultural Exchange with Russian Healthcare Leaders hosted by the Open World Program and the University of Emory, School of Medicine during the Collaborative Educational Program in Bioethics, A Cross Cultural Exchange with Russian Healthcare Leaders, Atlanta, GA,
October 2008.
- Translated during the Military Medical Information Exchange hosted by USARCENT, San Antonio, TX, January 2009.
- Translated during the Military Medical Information Exchange hosted by USARCENT, San Antonio, TX, February 2009.
- Translated at the Public Affairs Information Exchange hosted by USARCENT, Washington D.C., April, 2009.
1998
Sequoia
Junior High School
Kent, WA, USA
ESL Instructional Assistant
I helped teaching English as a second language to 7th, 8th and 9th
grade students. I interpreted at teacher parent conferences. I tested
foreign students prior to their school admittance to identify their
level of knowledge in math and English. I taught Introduction to
the Internet as part of the after school tutoring program and helped
foreign students with their home work in various subjects.
1996-98
Virtual
Communications Corporation
Maple Valley, WA, USA
Manager of the International Department
Supported international clients in the former USSR and several European
countries. Processed technical requests of international clients.
Signed contracts for equipment sales and delivery. Cleared shipments
through customs. Supervised technical customer support staff consisting
of 3 technicians. Performed English/Russian written translation
of technical and business documents.
1994-96
Virtual
Communications Corporation
Khabarovsk, Russia
Coordinator
Set up a new office. Responsible for administration of office including
coordinating schedules, ordering office supplies, updating and maintaining
communications systems. Performed negotiations with Russian businessmen,
arranged meetings and business talks, translated during business
talks, signed contracts for equipment sales and delivery, prepared
declaration papers to clear shipment through customs, managed a
department of translators. Responded to multiple e-mail/fax inquires
about products offered by the Virtual Communications Corporation.
Performed English/Russian written translation of technical and business
documents. Performed English/Russian translations during technical
schools for the Virtual Communications Corporation dealers in Russia.
1992-94
NIKA
Translating Agency, Khabarovsk, Russia
Director of the Agency
Opened the NIKA Agency as the first employee. Managed a staff of
translators. Coordinated translator' jobs. Found new clients for
the Translating Agency. Performed English/Russian interpretation
for American and Russian businessmen. Performed written English/Russian
translations. Translated for telecommunications and oil-related
companies such as Amoco, Shell, Marathon Oil, Occidental Petroleum,
Kokusai Denshi Denwa (KDD), and International Telecom Japan (ITJ).
Translated for Russian American Oil JV Petrosakh (Sakhalin Island).
- Translated at the USA 1992 Show in Moscow, Russia for the Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, Alaska, USA on the
subject of the Exxon Valdiz Oil Spill clean up.
1990-92
AmurInterBiz
International Business Center, Khabarovsk, Russia
Office Manager/Interpreter
Duties included computer entries, preparing contracts, managing
a staff of 4 people, arranging meetings, daily employees work schedules,
business trips. Translated business documents, interpreted during
business talks. Performed technical translations for various companies.
Education:
1985-90
Fulfilled the entire course and graduated from the Khabarovsk State
Pedagogical University, Department of Foreign Languages, Khabarovsk,
Russia.
Master's Degree in Education with specialization in foreign languages.
Major - English. Minor - German.
1975-85
Khabarovsk Specialized High School of the extensive English language
learning, Khabarovsk, Russia.
Began learning the English language at the age of 8. I had several
subjects taught in the English language at school such as technical
translation and English literature, as well as English language
proper.
Additional information:
US Citizen
of the Russian origin. Fluent in Russian and English languages,
valid Georgia State and Russian driver's licenses. Passed the written
test for the DSHS (Department of Social and Health Services of Washington)
for Social Services Interpreter. Have a Russian diploma as a military
medical nurse. Have extensive experience in translating for the
telecommunications, metallurgy, oil and horticulture/botany industries.
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