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I am a NATIVE Spanish speaker, from Spain. I’ve been working as a freelance translator since 2006. I am fluent in English and Portuguese and have an extensive knowledge of IT, technology, finance, economics, business, games and marketing, fields I worked in for more than 12 years. As a translator, I have been working on multiple projects for multinationals such IBM and Telefonica. On a daily basis, I translate websites, landing pages, softwares, documents, emails, banners, blogs, contracts, etc. I got my degree in Economics and Business Administration by the University of Valladolid (Spain) back in 2002. I hold a Master’s Degree in Business Administration by the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, one of the most prominent Universities in Spain. I have an eye for detail and deliver spotless translations. I also work quickly, without affecting the quality of the projects I work on.

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.

Hi! I've been working as a translator since 2007, first as a hobby, then as a normal job, and now I'm finally studying to oficially achieve a degree!! No matter what you need, you can always talk to me and we can work something out, I love learning about new subjects to translate! Majorly, I work in the Technical field, due to previous experience with electric tools and motors (translating manuals and technical information bulletins), but I also have experience in Finances/Accounting (translating Financial Statements, Annual Reports and Financial Reports) and Chemistry (namely, translating MSDS sheets)

I have 31 years of experience teaching and tutoring all levels of Spanish. With a Master's Degree in the Spanish Language and Literature from Middlebury College, VT, I consider myself to be a grammar expert, in addition to being fluent in the language. I had study abroad experiences in Mexico prior to living in Madrid during graduate school. In 2010 I spent the Winter-Spring semester traveling throughout Argentina and homeschooling my then 3rd grade son and 7th grade daughter. Also in 2010, I began a summer language immersion program, True Immersion, LLC, in Sevilla, Spain for American teens - which continues today. I am highly proficient in Italian - primarily self-taught - but have also studied at the Lorenzo de Medici and Centro Firenze language schools in Florence over the last 14 years. From 2006-2011 I participated in an Italian Book Club hosted by a native instructor from Virginia Commonwealth University. I love the work of translating and look forward to helping you!

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.

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English to Spanish translator specialized in video games, marketing and IT. 5 years of experience as a freelance translator for clients such as Symantec, Intel or G5 Entertainment, and 8 years of experience as an IT consultant at Hewlett Packard. Trained as a programmer but with a deep focus on style, I offer a rare combination of creativity and technical knowledge.

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Good day. My name is Paz Sepúlveda and I have been working as a translator (and intepreter) for more than 10 years. I have a vast experience in different fields, from mining and industry to medicine and patents, as well as legal documents, certificates and books. I am proactive, quick on my feet and work well under pressure, always striving to deliver the best end product to my clients.

EDUCATION - BS Degree in Computer Science (December 93) with a Mathematics Minor in (San Jose State University, San Jose, California). - AS Degree in Computer Science (December 90, Canada College, Redwood City, California). - Computer Information Systems Certificate (December 90, Canada College, Redwood City, CA). - AA Business (June 87, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES C, C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, Basic, Scheme, Miranda, DBase IV, SQL, and Visual Basic. ORAL SKILLS English and Spanish PLATFORMS IBM PC, APPLE, HP, SUN workstation OPERATIVE SYSTEMS UNIX, MS DOS, MS Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP

I am a freelance translator with a M.A. degree in Translation and Interpreting and I am looking for freelance assignments. I am specialized in Humanities (general, journalistic, literary) and Technical fields (industrial engineering, clean technology, environmental, automotive, lubricants), but also worked on legal and economic texts. Thanks to my postgraduate training on proofreading and editing, I care deeply about the grammar, orthography, and style of my target texts. I assure you that you will get a most professional and satisfying result.

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?