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About

I am a native bilingual English and French translator and have lived in several countries over the course of my life. My line of work allows me to combine my personal experience as a traveler, my passion for languages and writing with my extensive academic training. I combine this personal experience with my hard-earned skills for high-quality translation, with the best of tools, every time.

 

Find out more below, or download my resume here, or contact me.

Background

PhD Candidate in Film studies

Université Montpellier 3 Paul Valéry | since 2022

ESL Teacher

Quest Education Group | since 2023

Université Lyon 2 Lumière, ENSSIB | 2022-2023

Independent translator

English & American studies

École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay | 2015-2019

Agrégation externe: anglais | 2018

Université Paris-Diderot (Paris VII) | 2015-2019

Trinity College, Dublin (Erasmus course) | 2016-2017

Areas of expertise

Gaming & Esport

Maximize your digital experience for your video game players or website visitors!

Fiction & Creative Writing

From fiction, non-fiction, travel, self-help, hobbies, lifestyle and more!

Academic Research

Publish and give talks in French or English confidently with efficient, profesionnal support.

Image by SJ Objio

So what’s with the bird...?

Magpies, like ravens, crows, and blue jays, are members of the Corvidae family. These birds seem to have followed me over my many relocations in Europe and North America somehow. Every time I moved to a new home, I could see a magpie nest from my bedroom window—and the one time I didn’t, it was because that nest was actually on the roof above my bedroom! I have since regarded these intelligent, chatty, curious and spirited birds as a kind of lucky charm. In French, the word “plume” means both a feather and a quill or pen. The combination of all this only seemed fitting.

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