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Hello, My name is Santiago Rosales. I´m a native Spanish translator experienced in technical translations. I worked in the past on projects about manuals, packaging, tutorials, programming languages help files, and more. Studying programming sciences and my interest in the field provided me with tools and knowledge to deal with any file format. Also, I´m able to provide high quality formatting to the output document, working on it from scratch rather than relying on file converters. My availability allows me to commit up to 3,000 words daily or more when the project is urgent. When delivering the final result, I also include some QA results on the source if it has any issue that should be fixed. Thank you for your time, and I hope my experience helps you decide how to proceed on your next project.

I am a NATIVE Spanish speaker, from Spain. I’ve been working as a freelance translator since 2006. I am fluent in English and Portuguese and have an extensive knowledge of IT, technology, finance, economics, business, games and marketing, fields I worked in for more than 12 years. As a translator, I have been working on multiple projects for multinationals such IBM and Telefonica. On a daily basis, I translate websites, landing pages, softwares, documents, emails, banners, blogs, contracts, etc. I got my degree in Economics and Business Administration by the University of Valladolid (Spain) back in 2002. I hold a Master’s Degree in Business Administration by the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, one of the most prominent Universities in Spain. I have an eye for detail and deliver spotless translations. I also work quickly, without affecting the quality of the projects I work on.

I have been translating for over 30 years. I am also a published writer.

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

About me Growing up bilingual When I was 10-years-old, my family moved from Spain to Colorado, USA. I attended middle school there and all of my friends were American. After just 9 months no one could believe I was not born American. Learning a language this way is the most effective and efficient way to learn it. As a child, you just simply take everything in and while learning a new language, you are also learning a new culture and way of thinking. At age 13 I moved back to Spain. I was then able to cement my Spanish cultural roots. Then, when I was 15-years-old, we moved again, this time to Portugal. Here I was able to learn Portuguese at still an early age. After obtaining two University Degrees, in Law and Business Administration, and an MBA in International Business Management, I worked for several years as a lawyer, external auditor in PwC, financial controller and cost manager in several countries around the world. Throughout this time, I also worked as a freelance translator and reviser for a Law Firm for over 8 years. It then became clear to me that I was meant to be a translator and now I work as a full-time translator and reviser.

I am a Journalist with a strong determination and attention to detail in terms of writing and translating from English to Spanish and vice versa. I enjoy translation jobs as I like to find the best and more accurate expressions and words to precisely explain what is written in another language. Studying Spanish and English since I was a child and living and working in both cultures made me polish both languages until I could use them indistinctly in a professional manner. Since I have been translating and editing texts since 2017, I have the confidence to undertake large technical, scientific and informal projects and deliver them within the arranged deadline. I am a committed professional, and therefore, I am open to reviewing my work if needed as many times as required by the client.

Experienced professional in translation, transcription, interpretation, editing, proofreading, text format and video subtitling with an absolute command of the English and Spanish languages. Highly proficient in the translation of technical, financial, engineering, legal, literary, and medical documents. I'm an engineer and also an award-winning author experienced in creative writing.

¡Hola! Hello! Hallo! My name is Aurora Martín, I am an Industrial Design Engineer by trade, Spanish native speaker but also trained in several languages (German and English), which are my actual passion. I have been working as a part-time translation freelancer for 9 years now. I have worked translating different kinds of documentation and texts, specially from technical topics due to my background. Also skilled in editing in different platforms (graphic format documents) and general proofreading. If you need references or have any questions, please do not hesitate to let me know!

Experienced translator with CS background. Expert in general and technical translations (IT-computer related & pharma/medical).

I am a qualified translator with a Bachelor of English Language and Professional Translator accreditation with the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters in Buenos Aires, Argentina. For the past nineteen years I have worked for several end customers and agencies, providing translation services. I am completely fluent in Spanish, English, Portuguese and Italian and received high distinction in all my language courses. I am also an extremely hard-working, responsible and mature worker, who enjoys working in a team as well as autonomously. I would love the opportunity to make a contribution to your team. My resume is attached and I look forward to being able to discuss the position with you further.

I am a philologist, specialized in Russian, Spanish, and English languages. I'm efficient, I meet deadlines and I try to give my best in every assignment. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or need additional information.

I love translating legal documents (e.g. contracts, certificates, notarial certificates, licenses, patents, apostilles, legalizations) and other documents such as books, emails, academic transcripts, websites, and user guides.