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Jost Zetzsche

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Jost Oliver Zetzsche (born in Hamburg, Germany) is a German–American English translator, sinologist and writer who lives in Oregon.[1] Since 2016 he has been the curator of United Bible Societies' online Translation Insights and Perspectives (TIPs) tool.[2]

Biography

Jost Zetzsche currently lives in Reedsport, Oregon with his wife, Kristen.

Zetzsche earned his Master of Arts in Chinese Studies and German Linguistics, 1993, at the University of Hamburg. Afterward he earned a PhD in the field of Chinese history and linguistics from the same university in 1996 with a dissertation on the history of Bible translation in China.

Zetzsche joined the language industry in 1997. He has led localization projects in many major software, web, and documentation environments. In 1999, he co-founded International Writers' Group.[1]

Until 2023, he worked as an English-German translator, a consultant in the field of localization and translation, and a writer on technical solutions for the translation and localization industry, earning an Honorary Lifetime American Translators Association membership in 2018.

Works

For a complete list of publications, see https://www.internationalwriters.com/aboutus/jostpub.htm.

References