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More than 30 years of experience as a freelance translator in Argentina, Brazil, and the United States. Specialized in technical, industrial, medical, and academic translation & localization.
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German native language, with English and Spanish almost native language
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¡Hola! Hello! Hallo! My name is Aurora Martín, I am an Industrial Design Engineer by trade, Spanish native speaker but also trained in several languages (German and English), which are my actual passion. I have been working as a part-time translation freelancer for 9 years now. I have worked translating different kinds of documentation and texts, specially from technical topics due to my background. Also skilled in editing in different platforms (graphic format documents) and general proofreading. If you need references or have any questions, please do not hesitate to let me know!
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A dedicated translator who loves to deal with languages and literatures and cultures.
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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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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.
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Translator (English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, Catalan, Russian into Spanish), Transcreator, Copywriter (award-winning), SEO specialist & Marketing Consultant with more than 20 years of experience working for top clients around the world. With a BA (Hons) in Translation, multiple courses in computer science, eMarketing and Intercultural studies, as well as Google-certified. Member of ASETRAD, TILP, IoL & IPA.
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I am a Spanish cabin crew with extensive experience interacting with foreign people of all over the world, as a native Spanish speaker I translate from English to Spanish. I have cooperated with a translation agency named Abroads Traducciones, translating different types of documents ( academics, legal...).
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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.
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Trained as an Engineer, worked for global British companies and converted to work as a Freelance Translator.
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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?






