Bosnyen Tradiktè yo nan Rhode Island

I have been in this line of work for almost twenty years. I have had great clients - both in the private sector and on the side of the government. I am on the roster of contract interpreters with the Department of State, for BCS (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian). I also love to do translations, and have, for example, enjoyed very much my work as a reviewer for the Croatian Edition of the National Geographic Magazine.

My native language is Serbo-Croatian, meaning that I speak a language that has at least four different names. I have written a number of articles in English, on topics ranging from health to electronics. Also I have experience in translating documents on various topics. Before I came to the USA my major was English language and literature.

I have a Bachelor\'s Degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Belgrade, Serbia. I am also a professional court translator and interpreter, specialized in the areas noted above. I have been doing interpreting in the State of Connecticut, mostly in courts, at the depositions, and hospitals, but now I am doing more written translations,due to the fact that I will not be able to travel in order to interpret.

Having an education in Pharmacy, Business and Chemistry makes me a great candidate to interpret in hospitals, courts and schools. My work experience has been working in school, hospital and research companies, and therefore I have great communication skills with different subject knowledge which helps with interpreting and translating.

I speak and read in Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian and Slovak languages.

My experience includes 4 years living in Croatia, where, as the translation and interpretation coordinator for the European Community Monitor Mission, my responsibilities included translating a wide variety of general and specialized texts from Croatian into English and vice-versa, consecutive and escort interpreting, managing a 10-member translation team, editing, and proofreading. In addition, I developed and implemented interpreter role-play training scenarios and tested and trained all interpreter and translator candidates for the ECMM’s large roster of freelancers. I have also lived in Germany and studied business and economics (in German) as well as German language at the University of Kiel. As in-house technical documentation staff for a German-owned US company for 10 years, I have extensive experience translating technical specifications, operations manuals and research reports relating to industrial equipment, as well as advertising materials, financial and legal documents, and news articles.

20 years of experience in Croatian interpretation. I also provide translation and interpretation in German, Bosinian, Macedonian, and Serbian.