Your clients can only hear the interpreters if the equipment is working properly.  That's why it's important to get an experienced tech who knows the ins and outs of the various types of interpreting and translation equipment in use.

Simultaneous Interpreting Technician for Hire!

Are you an simultaneous interpretation company suddenly faced with a business crunch? Those simultaneous interpreting jobs you've bid on oh-so-carefully have suddenly come through and now you have the opportunity to reap the rewards -- but you don't have enough staff to pull off the gigs? 

Don't turn away the business!  Instead, call me, Ron Peer, your friendly freelance Translation Tech!  I am based in Phoenix, Arizona but I travel to wherever you need me.  

I have worked with large clients (for conventions up to 9,000) and I have worked with small.  But each one is important to me.  And I make sure that every need is met in a fast, responsible and professional manner.

Your Tech Affects Your Image

As a professional, you need people working for you who are just as professional as you are.  Your translation technician interfaces with interpreters, your client's personnel, event staff, house audio/video technicians, etc.   

It's important that the translation technician meet everyone's needs and keep everyone happy.  The last thing you need is a surly monosyllabic techie who can't communicate with all those involved in the event and manages to ruffle everyone's feathers.  You need someone who is friendly, open, and who gets the job done.

Like me.

Some of the clients & companies I have worked for include:

Nu-Skin
Usana
American Federation of State, City & Municipal Employees
Nature's Sunshine
U.S. Border Patrol
Isagenix
Herbalife
Garvin School of International Management
Staples
One LA
Mexican President Vicente Fox
International Truck Association
Mopar
Rich Dad (Robert Kiyosaki)
Kraft
Ormco
International Assoc. of Chiefs of Police
NetApp
Monavie
Polaris
CERAWEEK