Bryce Clarke, BA in EALC (Japanese) 2010
I have worked for the past 3 years at Fujifilm where I translated quality control documents, manuals, and reports both into English and into Japanese and interpreted at monthly meetings (via conference call) with Europe and the US as well as interpreted during printer technician training sessions.
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"I graduated from Sophia University's Graduate Program in Global Studies in 2012 with an MA in Japanese Studies. Since then I have worked for the past 3 years at Fujifilm where I translated quality control documents, manuals, and reports both into English and into Japanese and interpreted at monthly meetings (via conference call) with Europe and the US as well as interpreted during printer technician training sessions. I will be quitting at the end of September 2016 to pursue a freelance writing/translation/interpretation career. I have been able to find a range of work as a freelance translator and writer. I work for several different websites where I translate comic books and news articles and just about anything you can think of. I recently started working as a writer for a travel magazine where I will be introducing people to what to look out for/do while they are in Japan. I wrote, co-edited, and co-produced a documentary film titled Garage Rockin' Craze that will premier in Tokyo in January. It will be distributed nationwide and will get a DVD release."