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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.

I'm a professional English<>Spanish translator with over 7 years of experience. I am relatively new to SmartCat but I have translated almost 2 million words since I started my career. I also do editing and copywriting. Look me up on LinkedIn to know more details about my experience and knowledge.

Freelance translator since 2007. Degree in Translation and Interpreting and two Masters Degrees in Medical Translation and Website and Software Localization.

Professional EN/FR/IT - ES translator, with a background of more than 15 years at highest levels of performance. Legally registered in Spain as a translator (VAT Nr. ES33454519F). Member of ASETRAD (Spanish Association of Translators). Oriented to your needs, accurate, responsive and fast. I never miss a deadline (if there is no a good reason, and previously contacting you). I provide professional translations, working with more than 160 document extensions for a vast range of software. Try my services and I will become your Spanish translator of reference.

As a Philosophy student I focused in the field of Linguistics, which during college I combined with my passion for learning foreign languages: French and Russian, as well as perfecting my English. My interest in language and logic has led me to specialize also in modern fields such as software development translations, gaming localization, AI input/output editing, etc. After college I started learning Arabic language, also combined with my job as an editorial coordinator for institutionalized magazines belonging to professionals' associations of engineers and industrial chambers.

I am a Freelance Translator, at your service on your aim to reach people beyond borders and cultural differences by bringing down the language barriers through translation. My native language is Tagalog/Filipino, a language that is spoken by millions of people, not only within our country but also by the immigrants and overseas workers worldwide; English, on the other hand, is our second language. While living abroad, I learned my third language, Spanish (Latin America). This made me fully aware that there is no better way to touch someone's heart but a word said in his own language--his native tongue. And I am happy that I am part of a community that makes it possible.

Passionate about languages and aviation. Working now full-time since 4+ years as a translator, localizing content from/for Latin America, the DACH region, and English-speaking markets. Background in digital marketing, familiar also with code translation, CMS platforms (LiveWords, WordPress and others), Amazon market place (AMZ) SEO translations (DE/UK/US/MX/ES), keyword research, e-commerce SEO, web auditing, CRO for websites. Counting with a full-fletched SEM-team of 8 people to tackle challenges for Facebook, Google Ads and other campaign channels with multi-lingual needs. Specialized translation areas: Marketing, Product Translations, E-Commerce, Finance, Contracts, Logistics, Crypto Currency, Blockchain Topics, Fashion Knowledgeable about presentation editing in PPT and Keynote (layouting, translation, localization), subtitling, uploading and integration of content. With a team of translators available upon request for: Italian, Croatian, Serbian, Portuguese (Brazil), French

I have a degree in Human Resources Management, I am a book author, blogger, YouTuber, have a podcast, musician and composer, teacher, proofreader, translator, photographer, and some other things, always learning. https://www.proz.com/profile/3197003

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I am a freelance translator. I majored in communications at the Universidad Iberoamericana (Ibero); I also have a diploma in Academic Abilities by the ITESO and a master's degree in Humanities (Art, History, Philosophy, Literature) issued by the Tec de Monterrey/Cambridge University. I have been head of the career of Communication Sciences at the Institute of Sciences and Higher Studies of Tamaulipas. I have taught literature, short film, and film appreciation workshops; some of them were taught in Spanish some other in English. Also, I am a published author with over 15 years of experience writing short stories. I am a native speaker of both languages. I was born in the UK to Mexican parents, which means I have a full mastery of both languages. My work has revolved around translating financial reports for different companies all around the globe. Clients have especially reached out for me when needing to have contracts and agreement translated into accurate Spanish and English.

I have translated for several clients in several fields such as education, training programs, marketing, literature, IT and computing science, legal, finance, etc...I am also a great researcher, I like to research for unknown terminology to make sure my works are at their best.

I have worked in-house as a PM and a translator both in Canada and in Argentina. I have been working with agencies around the world (China, US, Canada, France, etc.) for more than 15 years. Apart from having a translation degree, I have studied philosophy at the university, which provides me with additional tools that allow me to understand texts in depth and, most importantly, find the most accurate translation for every term because, after all, what is translation but giving a thing the precise name designated by a culture for it?