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MAQUINE Linguist Network

Experienced translators, editors, proofreaders, and publishing specialists may introduce their professional practice through a bounded, non-confidential expression of interest.

Current Boundary

An introduction is not an application to an open vacancy.

MAQUINE is building a carefully reviewed professional network. Sending an introduction does not create employment, contractor status, network admission, an assignment, a response commitment, or a guarantee of future work. Any later engagement requires a separate written scope and agreement.

Useful first details

  • Your name, business email, country, and time zone.
  • The exact source and target language directions and regional varieties you work in.
  • Your editorial roles, subject specialties, and general availability.
  • Public professional profiles, portfolio pages, or published-work links.

Please do not send

  • Manuscripts, unpublished samples, or confidential client material.
  • Identity, tax, banking, payment, or agreement records.
  • Attachments containing personal or commercially sensitive information.

Professional Introduction

Tell MAQUINE where your practice may fit.

This short form prepares a structured email introduction. It is located here on the Linguist Network page so the scope and privacy boundary remain visible before you share anything.

This page does not upload, store, or submit these fields. It prepares an email draft on your device. Do not include manuscripts, identity, tax, banking, agreement, or confidential client material.

Professional Introduction

Keep the first message factual, concise, and non-confidential.

MAQUINE reviews professional-interest messages as capacity needs evolve. If there is a relevant future fit, MAQUINE may request additional evidence through an expressly activated private route.