Translator / Interpreter CV Example and Writing Guide
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Create My Translator / Interpreter CVAgencies and clients look at your language pairs, specialisms and volume. Show clearly which directions, which fields and how much you've translated.
State language pairs clearly
Give direction too: "English > Turkish", "German > English". List written translation and interpreting (consecutive, simultaneous) separately.
Name your specialisms
Legal, medical, technical, financial, games and software localisation pay differently. You can give total volume (words or pages).
Add certification and tools
Sworn/certified translator status or professional body membership, CAT tools (Trados, memoQ, Smartcat) and terminology management.
What Every Translator / Interpreter CV Should Include
- Language pairs and directions
- Specialisms
- Certification (if any)
- CAT tools
Example Work Experience Lines
Write your experience in the same concrete, measurable way:
- "Translated over 1.5 million words of legal and commercial content from English into Turkish."
- "Worked as a consecutive interpreter at international conferences."
Skills You Can Highlight
Completed Translator / Interpreter CV Example
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