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The French to English translators listed below specialize in the field of Engineering: Industrial. For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Corinne Taylor
Corinne Taylor
Native in English 
marketing, cosmetics, fragrances, tourism, recipes, website, presentations, copywriting
22
Claire Bernard
Claire Bernard
Native in English 
robotics, automotive, mechanical engineering, maintenance manual, proposal, bid.
23
Estelle Kamwa
Estelle Kamwa
Native in French 
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Ann Sumwalt
Ann Sumwalt
Native in English (Variants: US, UK) Native in English
writing, editing, copy editing, proofreading, page design, journalism, press, newspaper, media, magazine, ...
25
Valerie Eichenlaub
Valerie Eichenlaub
Native in French 
conference interpreter, translator, proofreader, energy, renewable energies, environment, cinema, hotel industry, technical translation, patents, ...
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Linda Brunet
Linda Brunet
Native in English (Variants: UK, Canadian) Native in English
Translation, French-to-English, fast, reliable, experienced, references
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Sophie REBIBO HALIMI
Sophie REBIBO HALIMI
Native in French 
Consulting, English, Chinese, French, Translation, Translator, Transcription, Reviewing, Editing, Audiovisual, ...
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Amanda Grey
Amanda Grey
Native in English 
French, translation, technical, engineering, mechanics, automation, humanitarian, industrial processes, safety, PPE, ...
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chris collister
chris collister
Native in English Native in English
mathematics, physics, science, engineering, translation, french technical translation, aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, tribology, lubrication, ...


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