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Brazilian Lawyer and Translator since 2009

I have been working with English language for quite a long time. I really care about quality!

Native Russian and Latvian speaker. Dr. Sc. Ing. in Mechanical engineering with more than 40 published scientific articles. Over 18 years of experience in translation services, focusing on academic, scientific, technical, and legal documents. Languages: Russian, English, Latvian, Portuguese, Italian, Ukrainian, Spanish.

Full-time experienced translator with 20 years experience in English and Spanish and French to Portuguese translation in the most diverse areas. (pharmaceutical, technical, literary, legal, financial, information systems, telecommunications, patents, general, etc.). Experience in the translation of technical texts (mechanic/electric) from Italian into Portuguese.

I'm a native Portuguese translator, on the market for over 6 years. I've worked with several known companies such as Panasonic, IQ Options and TetraPak, which allowed me to solidify myself as an experienced translator on a few areas of interest. I have a communication degree, that allowed me to not only develop my writing skills, but also propelled me to gather my own network of satisfied clients. However, I'm always looking for more! So I'll be waiting for your invitation! I'll be available to perform a small test if you wish to check out my skills beforehand. Stay safe and have a good day! Pedro

My name is Sofia and I am writing to offer your agency my services as a translator from English and German into Portuguese (European). I have a BA in Modern Languages English and German and a Post-Graduation in Translation (law, health care and wellbeing, economics, literature, tourism). I've been working more in the filed of law, but I’ve already worked in the fields of healthcare and wellbeing, architecture, music, social service, literary…

I'm a translator and interpreter for 15+ years with vast experience in many fields of knowledge and media, with a background in Journalism.

I am a full-time English-Brazilian Portuguese linguist with 17 years of experience. MemoQ user, experienced proofreader, specializing in all sorts of technical translation.

Actually more of a hobbyist translator. As a hobby, I've translated over 1.000 pages of roleplaying games and videogames material. Maybe someone will want a passionate translator for their projects?

My passion lies in translation, entrepreneurship and helping people. After studying business administration at London Metropolitan University, I began my career working in finance, energy and telecommunications in Maputo, Mozambique. In 2013, I founded Navitas Group Lda, a company that aimed to disrupt the stagnant translation market in Mozambique. Mainly, I want to focus on using translation to facilitate communication between individuals and companies, as well as participating in entrepreneurial endeavors that catalyze socio-economic development. I have a depth of experience working in telecommunications, energy and new business development as well as 19 years of experience of translation and intercultural communication. I am currently pursuing a Masters in Translation and Localization Project Management at the University of Maryland, thus honing my translation skills, incorporating CAT Tools, MT and project management techniques into our company workflow and service delivery.

Detail oriented, high language skills

Since I was a kid, I was always passionate about other languages and cultures and deep down I always knew translation was the path to pursue, except for that time when I thought I could be an astronaut. I have a degree in translation and I already have a lot of experience in the area of translation and interpreting and I am always seeking new opportunities to expand my wisdom and experience. I currently work as an in-house translator and as a freelancer translator. I am a very motivated translator, I work fast but I always seek for perfection. And dear client, please remember, If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. Be wise when choosing your translator