kazuya - English to Japanese translator. - computer,communication,telecommunication,embedded system,wireless,software,hardware,science essay,science,biotechnology,medical,localization,mechanics,robot,software localization,semiconductor,telecomm

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kazuya
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About me

* Computer software/hardware
* Communication systems
* Mechanics
* Biotechnology
* Science articles
* Science essays
* Software localization

As a professional translator, I accompalished following translations:

* "Linkers & Loaders," by John R. Levine, Japanese version available from Ohm-sha.

* "PPP Design, Implementation, and Debugging," by James Carlson, Japanese version also available from Ohm-sha.

* Some articles from Dr. Dobb's Journal for DDJ Japanese edition from Shoei-sha.

Also I have been involved with software localization, including Windows SDK/DDK, NeXT developers' manuals.

Keywords: computer, communication, telecommunication, embedded system, wireless, software, hardware, science essay, science, biotechnology, medical, localization, mechanics, robot, software localization, semiconductor, telecomm

Profile last updated
Nov 9, 2008

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