Amy Kasuga - Japanese to English translator. Translation services in Automotive / Cars & Trucks - bilingual,engineering,automotive,technical translation,Japanese,welding,stamping,Japan, interpreting,freelance translation,specifications,rubber injection molding, plastic injection molding, CNC Machining, power steering

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Japanese to English
English to Japanese

Amy Kasuga
Over 16 Years Technical Experience!

Native in: English

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Specializes in:
Automotive / Cars & Trucks	Manufacturing

Japanese to English - Standard rate: 0.12 USD per word / 35 USD per hour
English to Japanese - Standard rate: 0.16 USD per word / 35 USD per hour

Questions answered: 7, Questions asked: 0 Easy / 0 PRO, PRO-level points: 8

BA-Ohio State University

Years of translation experience: 16. Registered at ProZ.com: Apr 2001.

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About me

I have spent 16 years in the automotive industry as an interpreter/translator. I have spent a lot of time out on the floor of the factories I've worked for doing interpreting and translation related to metal stamping, alumimun diecast, rubber and plastic injection molding, automatic clutch and gearbox/pump assembly, CNC machining and welding.
I have a lot of experience translating quality control documentation such as FMEAs, Process Quality Control Charts, and trouble reports.
I can also do engineering blueprint translations, human resource translations, purchasing translations and production control translations.

Keywords: bilingual, engineering, automotive, technical translation, Japanese, welding, stamping, Japan, interpreting, freelance translation, specifications, rubber injection molding, plastic injection molding, CNC Machining, power steering

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