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My name is Romina Gasparrini and I am from Argentina. I work as a freelance translator and editor for local (Argentina) and foreign companies (USA, Mexico, Russia, UK) and provide full linguistic services to my clients (Translation, Editing, Proofreading, Subtitling, DTP).  I graduated from one of the most prestigious universities of Argentina, the National University of Cordoba, and I have been working in the field of translation for more than 10 years. The main CAT tools I work with are Smartling, Smartcat, Memsource, Trados Studio, Subtitle Edit, Aegisub, MemoQ, Xliff, XTM, Webcatt, SDLX, Wordfast Pro and Lingotek, and I also work with Linguistic Toolbox and XBench as QA tools. My level in all these tools is Expert.

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.

German native language, with English and Spanish almost native language

Hello, I'm a freelance translator English to Spanish (EU-LATAM-US-Neutral) specialized in engineering & IT, education, marketing and business topics. I hold a masters degree in industrial engineering. I am a reliable translator and I have been translating professionally since 2016. My expertise fields revolves around business, project management, software development, and heavy industry related topics, so I can manage technical translations on those fields. I am detail-oriented and will always deliver within deadlines. If my profile is of your interest, do not hesitate to reach out!

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

Good afternoon, dear colleagues! Let me introduce myself in more clear details. My name is Egor Selezov. I work as a freelance translator providing high-quality translation, proof-reading and interpretation services in various language pairs. My professional domain is translation of multiple target texts in Russian, Spanish, English and Italian language pairs. I specialize in such spheres as: construction site, psychology, fiction literature and education. However, I can also help you to cope with the translation projects from other spheres. The rates are negotiable. Looking forward for our cooperation. Sarò felice per la nostra cooperazione! ¡Sería encantado de la nuestra cooperación! Looking forward for our cooperation! Буду рад нашему сотрудничеству! Best regards, Egor.

I am a translator and mechanical engineer with MSc in Renewable Energy and Master's in Specialized Translation. I work full-time as a freelance translator and my working languages are English, Spanish and Catalan. My main fields of translation are mechanical engineering, automotive, robotics, information technology, renewable energy and sustainability. I have experience translating technical documents and subtitles from English to Spanish and Catalan.

I do translations from English to Spanish and vice versa.

I am an energetic and unafraid leader who enjoys ownership and is always looking for new ways to work and grow. I am hands on and have no problem rolling up mysleeves and getting things done to support my teams. I also can see the bigger picture and plan for the long-term development of my markets and will always ensure me bring my team on board with my plans. - I am competitive and love hitting goals. - I am adept at organizing multiple competing priorities - While others are bogged down in the reactive, I find ways to be proactive. - I truly love talking to people and are excited by the idea of helping them ease the chaos in their lives. - Challenge and high-pressure situations excite me – I’d much rather be crazy busy than bored. - I am resourceful. “I have no idea” is not in my vocabulary. - My communication and customer service skills are in a dead heat for first place – I am not one to shy away from a difficult conversation. - I am flexible and adapt to the situation.

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)

As a translator (German, English, and French into Spanish), my mission is to help my customers expand into new markets. Because so many things are at stake when dealing with technical language, I am very, do terminology research, and deliver on time. Always.

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?