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«The good translation must respect the original, but must not hesitate to exert pressure on the receiving language itself.» (Juan Cristobal Mac Lean)

Software systems engineer and Spanish translator.

I'm a freelance translator from Argentina, with more than 9 years of experience working in the IT/Medical/Marketing field. I have just finished an online course on Nutrition and Developmental Psychology to broaden my knowledge and specialize even more in the areas I am interested in. There are other areas that interest me a lot such as: health & parenting, wellness, fashion, cosmetics, sports, viticulture, nutrition. Over the last 3 years, I have gained valuable experience in translating content related to mother & childcare. I also work as a Quality Verifier, checking content and timestamps of Italian songs. For detailed review of my profile and credentials, please refer to the attached CV. You can reach me anytime on my personal contact number or mail ID specified in this application. My rate for large projects is 0.06USD per word. I accept Transferwise, PayPal, Payoneer, Bank Transfer. Thank you for your time and consideration. Regards, María Virginia Castro

Professional translator

EN - ES and ES - EN freelance translator, specialized in education, tourism, healthcare, and marketing

Accurate and reliable.

I am a transparent, goal-oriented, and perfectionist professional with a positive perspective. I enjoy remote work and carefully follow instructions and I find it easy to work for long periods including during the night and maintain my attention to detail. That comes, of course, from having a genuine interest in Languages and Translation since I was a child and constant curiosity in researching different topics. I provide translation, retroversion, proofreading, transcription, and captioning services in general and specialized domains with appropriate technical resources. I would also like to add that I can handle deadlines just fine.

I am an English-into-Spanish translator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a four-year university degree in Translation Studies and a postgraduate course in Copyediting of Spanish Texts. I am also licensed by the Association of Sworn Translators of the City of Buenos Aires (CTPCBA). For nearly eight years I have been working as a freelance translator providing EN>ES translation, localization, proofreading and editing services to individual clients, companies, and translation agencies all around the world. I am specialized in Healthcare and Medicine, Medical Instruments, Business, Marketing, but also worked in other fields. High quality, on time delivery, confidentiality and professionalism are my core values.

Native speaker of Spanish, second language English and third Russian, translator and interpreter of Spanish, English, french, Italian and Russian. I have experience of 2 years as a freelance translator, estimated average translation of 2000 words or more per days, delivery of translation with diaz in advance and certification of Russian language speaker by kfu (kazan Federal University, Russia)

I am a highly-qualified and career-minded interpreter and translator in search of a challenging and rewarding opportunities. I have 9 years of experience in the legal field and 14 years in the medical field, as well as 6 years in conference interpreting.

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?