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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 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 am a professional translator with a lot of experience. I have been working online for some years now and I really enjoy what I do. I am very careful to deliver translations on time and with excellent quality. Try me out and see for yourself!

Constantino Casasbuenas began his career as mechanical engineer, specialized in hydraulic energy. After working for several NGOs in Latin America, he has worked for OxfamNovib in Central America, with El Taller’s education programme in Tunis, director of Citizen Diplomacy and CEO of Nexus in Colombia. Since 1999 he worked with Oxfam GB, first as country director for Colombia and as policy adviser in the Economic Justice team based in Oxford until 2014. He has lead the Regional and National campaigns for the GROW team in Oxfam International, and in 2014 he was the Director of Intermon's national programme in Bolivia. He is currently based in Colombia as an independent consultant. Constantino is active in the field of agro-ecology with campesinos and indigenous peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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

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MBA & Chemical Engineer specialist in Operations Management & AccurateTechnical Translations.

I define myself as a highly motivated and qualified EN/DE>ES Translator with great expertise in a plurality of translation fields. With high ambitions and capabilities, I always put all of my efforts into identifying clients’ needs and meeting them with appropriate and effective linguistic solutions. Now looking for a new and challenging position that allows me to make best use of my existing skills.

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

I'm in love with translation. I have a Bachelor’s degree in French and English and I started to work as a translator in September 2015. I have a Master’s degree in translation (field of finance and economics). I can translate from English/French into Spanish and eventually from Spanish/English into French. I work in the fintech and banking sector. I have experience in the educational sector as well. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any project, I will gladly help you!

[email protected] Professional Translator, Localizer & Proofreader EN, FR, CAT > ES. I have worked as a translator for companies such as Microsoft (TI); Primark, FootLocker, Vans, Jimmy Choo, Timberland (textile); CaixaBank (finance); etc.

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?