Bilingva

Bilingva has developed innovative approach that allows us to accurately translate subtitles directly from the video file, which considerably reduces the turnaround time and the cost. See our success story with Splunk. #captioning #subtitling #translation

We are looking for a detailed-oriented and energetic project manager to join our team at our main office in San Jose, California! If you love languages, know more than one and are detail-oriented, we would love to hear from you! Please email us if interested: [email protected].

Bilingva is proud to partner with the Open Society Foundations, one of the largest international philanthropic organizations in the world founded by business magnate George Soros, and provide our remote simultaneous interpreting platform and #interpretingservices available in over 140 languages for the series of international online events of OSF. We are happy to receive the following feedback from our partner: As an international organization, we work across multiple region...s and languages. Covid-19 took all of our work online and it was vital for us that no one be excluded from the online discussions because of the language barrier. Partnering with Bilingva was a game-changer for us. We’ve just launched a new webinar series with participants from 8 countries and the translation is seamless! Thank you, Bilingva, for helping us connect! Open Society Foundations, New York #conferenceinterpreting #remoteinterpreting #onlineevents #virtualevents #virtualconference

Bilingva in the news: How can the deaf and hard of hearing read lips during coronavirus when faces are obscured by masks? Bilingva’s Founder and CEO Catherine Neyman commented on the emerging situation on the KPIX 5 | CBS San Francisco evening news on Friday. Watch the segment:

We are proud to announce that another City department selected Bilingva as their language service provider. We welcome San Francisco Public Utility Commission as our client, and we are happy to provide our services and support. SFPUC provides drinking water and wastewater services to the City, wholesale water to three Bay Area counties, and green hydroelectric and solar power to the municipal departments.