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Joanna Maciejewska

Project Manager

Joanna Maciejewska

Joanna Maciejewska joined Atlas Translations as a Project Manager at the start of 2022.

Meet Joanna

Born and raised in Poland, Joanna lived most of her life near the city of Poznań until starting an Erasmus Programme in Andalusia. This was followed by a few nomadic years living in Spain, Portugal and Estonia. Joanna is now happily settled in the UK for the next chapter of her story.

Expert Project Manager

Thanks to spending some time in Barcelona, Joanna can get by quite well in Spanish. This is also partly due to her aspiration to work with languages. Joanna has a BA in English Studies, an MA in Business Innovation, and a keen eye for detail. With that background, it was a natural move for her to apply for a Project Manager role here at Atlas.

Salsa Dancing

Having worked in a few backpacker hostels in her university days, Joanna savours the enriching experience of being in a multinational environment. Despite her passion for travel and constant planning of future trips, she is quite a homebody and enjoys peaceful evenings with a book. She also likes drawing, crafts, and, most recently, learning to dance salsa with her husband, Kevin.

Professional Tea Drinker

While a fan of hot chocolate and good coffee, Joanna Maciejewska quickly realised that working in the UK with an avid team of tea drinkers requires fast adaptation. Now, she can proudly say that she’s a professional tea drinker and can make a decent cuppa!

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Jean Zambrana (feedback for Charlie)

Just wanted to say that it was a pleasure to work with you and hopefully we will liaise again in the future. Top man!

Mirela Watson (feedback for Jim)

Clare’s review of my CV was incredibly helpful, thorough, and added a lot of value to it. She also gave a good look at my LinkedIn profile and website, pointing out their strengths and weaknesses, from the point of view of an experienced professional who runs a successful LSP. And she did all that while raising funds for the Fairlynch Museum! I am very grateful for Clare’s comments and a huge admirer of the work she does helping translators and her community. Thank you, Clare!

Claudia Torres (feedback for Clare – CV Clinic)

I highly recommend Atlas translations. James turned around a complicated set of legal translations quickly and professionally. Excellent service at a reasonable cost.

Chloe Dawes (James)

I highly recommend Atlas Translations. They helped me out with the translation of tax documents. They provide a quick and reliable service. And I would 100 % use them again next time I need a document translated. Special thanks to Stefania who has been of great help.

Chiara (feedback for Steffi)

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