Caitlin Bass is an experienced professional translator specializing in architecture and urban studies, architectural history, ancient and medieval history, religious studies, and Medieval and Islamic art and architecture. She is a fluent German speaker and a native English speaker, with extensive education in classical and ancient studies, art history, and architectural history and criticism.

Caitlin has worked as a freelance translator for various clients and institutions, including serving as a visiting assistant professor at Beloit College and working as a registrar for the Monastic Archaeology Project at Wesleyan University and Brown University. She has also worked as a research assistant for the Ourscamp Survey Project, a Mellon curatorial intern for the Rhode Island School of Design, and a graduate teaching assistant at Brown University.

Caitlin's previous experience also includes working as an assistant teacher for the Municipality of Noormarkku, a student fellow at Smith College's Kahn Liberal Arts Institute, a research assistant at Smith College, an intern for Stoeppler + Stoeppler Architekten BDA Stadtplaner, and a mission trip participant in La Lima, Honduras, for West Parish Congregational Church, UCC. She has also served as an arts and crafts director at Pilgrim Lodge Summer Camp, Maine Conference UCC.

Overall, Caitlin's extensive education and diverse range of experience make her a highly skilled and knowledgeable professional in her field.