TapirLabs SAS

When Céline Corsini started working as a conference interpreter, she asked her brother, Benoît Werner, to develop a tool to search glossaries while on assignment. He teamed up with fellow engineer Yann Plancqueel, and in 2014, the first version of Interpreters' Help was released. Gueorgui, a university classmate of Yann and Benoît, joined the project later. In addition to their shared university experience, the three had previously collaborated on building various other projects. The team has a wide range of complementary skills: Yann has advanced engineering skills; Gueorgui has long experience with user interface and user experience design; and Benoit, in addition to his vision and leadership, is experienced in business management. The team is small and agile, and dedicated to using their combined skills to deliver solutions that create lasting, real-life value for their users. As working interpreters themselves, Céline and Lourdes, help provide indispensable guidance to ensure that the product being built has as strong a market fit as possible. Furthermore, every member of the team loves languages, and are polyglots.