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EZEKIEL W. SANBORN
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thenumber3@yahoo.com
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If you would like to view my Japanese Resume (You will need to be able to
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Computer Skills
Programming:
Visual C++, C++ for Palm OS, Double/Multibyte Character
Sets, HTML, JavaScript, Pascal, Fortran, Mathematica
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Platforms:
MS Windows 95/98/NT (English and Japanese), UNIX, Linux
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Tools:
Netscape Communicator, MS Office Suite, PaintShop Pro, Adobe Print
Shop
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Language Skills
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Japanese:
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2nd highest certification on Japanese national proficiency test in 1997
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Extensive translation, interpreting experience
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4 years living experience in Japan as both a student and professional
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Other:
Native English and beginning Spanish
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Experience
| Dow AgroSciences [The Dow Chemical
Company] |
1999 – present |
Field Service
Specialist |
Developed MS Windows and PALM OS software applications in C++ for research
projects. Provided network and desktop support.
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| Freelance Translation |
1999 – present |
Translator |
Translated technical documents and journals from Japanese to
English.
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| Aomori Prefectural Board of
Education, Japan |
1996 – 1999 |
Prefectural
Advisor |
Translated and interpreted for Board of Education and Governor’s Office.
Coordinated conferences and implementation of 70+ members of the JET program in
the prefecture.
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| "Nore Sore" (Monthly
Magazine), Japan |
1998 – 1999 |
Senior Editor |
Created layout with Adobe Print Shop, MS Publisher/Word and
Paintshop Pro.
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| AJET Productions,
Japan |
1997 – 1998 |
Producer |
Oversaw multicultural cast and $25,000 budget. Coordinated
news and television.
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| University of California,
Irvine |
1991 – 1993 |
Lab Manager |
Managed student activities in PC/Mac Laboratory using a TCP/IP
Ethernet LAN. Provided technical support and served as a TA for a computer and
Internet class.
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Education
| University of California, Irvine: |
1991 – 1996 |
Bachelor of Science, Department of Physics and Astronomy—Honors, Dean’s List |
| International Christian UniversitY (Tokyo,
Japan): |
1993 – 1994 |
Department of Foreign Languages |
| Professional
Development |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology: |
1995 |
Technical Japanese for Material Science and Related
Engineering |
| The Kyoto Center for Japanese Linguistic
Studies(Kyoto, Japan) |
1997 |
| Council of Local Authorities for International
Relations: |
1997 – 1998 |
Japanese Correspondence Course for JET Participants |
| Japan Intercultural Academy of
Municipalities (Shiga, Japan):
| 1998 |
Seminar for Teaching Japanese
as a Foreign Language |
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