The engineering patent translator

It can be hard to find a translator with specialist patent knowledge, who understands the filing process and delivers error-free translations every time.

Often something falls short, with inconsistencies in wording or late delivery, and you end up settling for a mediocre service in the face of pending deadlines.

I believe it should be easier than that. I believe you should be able to count on accurate translations that are delivered on time.

By focusing on mechanical and electrical engineering patents, I’ve developed industry-specific expertise, which means I can produce exactly what you need with minimal briefing and revision time.

My proven processes make working with me easy so that filing high-quality patent translations with confidence becomes something you can take for granted.

And that’s how it should be.

Patent translators form a small and specialist club – there aren’t many of us – and I’ve developed an in-depth knowledge of patent wording, legal terminology, and the filing process itself.

Engineering and electronics patents are my bread and butter – the more complex the better – and as part of my commitment to professional development, I actively look for opportunities to deepen my knowledge about the technologies involved.

Specialist patent translators work skillfully within the boundaries of clarity and protection, and this is where my expertise gives you the best possible result.

I look at each translation like a puzzle, piecing together the best-fitting, most precise and concise wording to create a polished translation ready for filing.

I enjoy long-term relationships with my clients who come back to me regularly.

They tell me it’s not just for my IP knowledge in these complex, innovation-heavy fields, or my track record of meeting deadlines, but just as importantly, for my professional and friendly approach.

In fact, some of my most regular clients have been working with me since the very beginning.

I’m one of life’s helpers, love the intricacies of language and am never bored by new technology. Turns out, that’s a pretty good recipe for a specialist patent translator.