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A dedicated translator who loves to deal with languages and literatures and cultures.

I'm a translator and interpreter for 15+ years with vast experience in many fields of knowledge and media, with a background in Journalism.

Translator (EN, FR, SPN <> PTBR) looking forward to new opportunities in the areas listed in my profile. I am flexible and committed to any kinds of translations or localizations. Very passionate about games and reading literature in my free time. Completing one year of experience at the platform of Workana, and still working on their website, which is great, because it helps me to integrate with all that new world of CAT Tools, Internet jobs, Marketing, Business, and what drives me, International Relations. I am open to all kinds of translations/proofreading/editing/post-editing.

Professional experience - 5+ years of job experience in the Legal/Rights/Brazilian Law - 2 years in the translation/proofreading industry (Workana - Direct contact with clients) Personal characteristics - Analytical and problem-solving skills - Self-motivated, hard-working - Fast-learner, easily adapt to new environments - Business-oriented, self-disciplined, ready to help

I'm a freelance technical translator and editor in the language pair EN-PT(pt). I have 10 years of experience in the IT and computing areas translating technical and marketing material for leading tech companies and brands in the international hardware and software market. I'm specialized in IT, computer software and hardware, consumer electronics, Internet, social media, and telecommunications. My other fields of experience include games/software localization and testing, business and finance, marketing and advertising, and tourism.

I am a political scientist with experience in language teaching and translation.

Good and honest professional, love translation, technology, programming and design are my passion. I love to learn new things, always searching to learn more each day.

Avid freelance translator (English to Brazilian Portuguese) with a background in IT and a passion for science, technology and games.

Ricardo Jevoux is an experienced English translator and native speaker of Portuguese from Rio de Janeiro. He lives in Portugal where he works as a freelance linguist. His specializations are the localization of games and software, legal translations, manuals in the subject of engineering and pedagogy and particularly challenging texts. His work has led him to engage in independent enterprises and projects alongside huge groups, including the coordination of teams with multiple objectives. His abilities were built having in sight the competitive academic world and because of that, he is among those that consider themselves hard to please and detail-oriented.

Besides the quality of the work, he offers a partnership, as much as a high level of responsiveness and flexibility; always deliver on deadlines and hold the highest respect for the confidentiality of his clients.

I am native Portuguese with excellent grammar, punctuation and spelling skills and I have almost as great skills in English. My brain is definitely bilingual. I have been a freelance Professional Translator since 2013, specializing in Business, Marketing and Social Sciences. However, I have also performed successful translations in many other different fields, such as website and app contents, legal contracts, technical manuals, automotive systems, coaching materials, among others. I am very detail and quality oriented. Before that, I was an Administrative Assistant for over 5 years. I translated some website articles as a volunteer (since 2010) and I worked for an import/export company where I was responsible for all external communications (English/Spanish).

I also performed some translation work in one of the companies I worked in. I use SDL Trados 2011, but I always check my translations, sentence by sentence, for grammar, meaning and vocabulary use - no automatic translations! I am also very proficient in manual translations, which many clients demand in order to attain better quality.

I started translating in 2005 when I was a teenager. I had a Brazilian forum about a Korean singer and most of the news we've got were in English. I translated all the English news we could find into Portuguese so our friends and visitors could read too. In 2009 I got into Languages course in college, thinking in becoming a literary translator since I really love to read. I translated short stories, ended up learning how to subtitle, all to family and friends. Late in 2015, I started my specialization in English - Portuguese translation where I've learned a lot about this amazing career.

In 2016 I got my first paid jobs in translation and I've joined Babelcube, Coursera, and TedTalks to improve my skills. Today, I translate more technical texts than literature. But I can't say it isn't amazing. I've learned so many new things, and so much about myself in the process that I must say it is a win-win situation.

More than 30 years of experience as a freelance translator in Argentina, Brazil, and the United States. Specialized in technical, industrial, medical, and academic translation & localization.

I am both a Business Management and a Social Communication Bachelor, which I believe is a great advantage for understanding the corporative universe and advertisement industry. For that reason, I have knowledge of the specific vocabulary involving management, HR, finance, marketing, advertisement and so on. Besides that, I teach English to lawyers, accountants, admen and managers in Brazil as a private teacher, not only having to prepare specific classes, but also having to edit and proofread their emails and reports. Additionally, I have translated hospitality information and tour guides for a travel company. Given the growing exchange between countries, it is fundamental that services and products are accessible to an ever-wider number of people.

I am interested in making all kinds of media more accessible to the general public, especially in places like Brazil, where few people speak English, although it is a widely spoken language.