Translation is not the exclusive skill of those majoring in language, specific area knowledge and experiences are equally important, and of course, plus the love to the translation. This makes translation not only full of fun but also full of challenge and magic to me. While Chinese is deemed to be one of the most complicated language in the world, English is now the most popular language in the world. Translation between these two languages really give you wonderful experiences, and sometimes, big marvel. I'd like to keep going on with it and share the same fun with you all.

Following are some of my past experiences in my specific area?though I did not have too much experiences as a full-time translator:

Passed Patent Bar Exam, expecting to be registered before USPTO.

Worked as the coordinator and a translator in a Law Firm called Bickel&Brewer for 6 months for a international case.$30/hr. Translation covered legal documents, accounting, bowling equipment, business, and certificates.

Electrical engineering & signal and information processing: 1)Wrote and translated professional paper for myself and others. 2)Ph.D degree and Master of Engineering degree in Signal and Information Processing.

Computer science:
1)Co-translated with others the book of "Special Edition of Microsoft Word 2000" from English to Chinese, which was later published in China. 2)Master degree in Computer Science in UT Dallas.

Three paper were admitted in international conferences of signal processing, written in English.

Five paper about signal processing in Chinese were published in China.

Translated of articles in magazines between Chinese and English about recollections, technologies, market analysis.$25/page.