I have long-term experience in both the practice and teaching of translation, specifically audiovisual translation. Since August 2013, I have been working full-time at the University of Turku, holding various teaching positions, and since January 2017, on a permanent basis as a University Teacher in Multilingual Translation Studies.

Along with teaching and research, my responsibilities include collaborating with various stakeholders in the translation industry and the society at large. Prior to full-time teaching, I taught Audiovisual Translation courses on a regular basis at the University of Turku, while my main professional activity consisted of full-time freelancing for Yle, the Finnish Broadcasting Company. For further details, see my CV.

My current research interests lie in the theory of audiovisual translation, specifically, holistic models for studying audiovisual translation as a process and product. I am currently working on my article dissertation. My first article deals with the concept of source text in Audiovisual Translation and its implications for the initial point of view in the approach to translation. Further areas of interest include machine translation and translation as a profession. See my List of Publications and Presentations.

I have taught both theoretical and practical translation courses on both BA and MA levels in Finland and abroad (Germany and Russia): My area of expertise is teaching Audiovisual Translation/Subtitling. In addition, I have taught courses in EU Translation, Medical Translation, Interpreting, Sociology of Translation, Translation Studies, Professional Translation Practices. Some of the courses I offer are open also to non-translation students. See my CV.