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Brazilian Lawyer and Translator since 2009

I have a bachelor's degree in social communication and computer science, but i worked full-time with translation for the last 6 years. I have experience translating I.T. and automation areas, literature, digital games, board games and other technical texts.

9 years of experience with translation, proofreading, and editing from English into Brazilian and European Portuguese. I started at Demand Media Studios and WikiHow back in 2013 translating do-it-yourself and general knowledge articles. Then, I moved to Upwork and Elance to try and build partnerships with some direct clients. 534 tracked hours on Upwork and 390 contracts since 2014. 549,371 words translated on Gengo, with more than 1,287 tracked hours. 7,780 words on MotaWord since 2015. Some of the biggest names I have worked with are MUBI, Greenvelope, Flipboard, Flo, and Kerb.

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I am an English teacher and translator, with fluent level of English and native Brazilian Portuguese.

Hello! My name is Regiany, I am a native Portuguese speaker from Brazil. I have a degree in English Language and Education (UEPA). My main experience is with scientific articles in the fields of education, linguistics, and literature but I am open to all types of work. It would a great opportunity for me to join your project. I am open to any further clarification, just send me a message. Looking forward to work with you!

I'm undergoing my major in International Relations at São Paulo - Brazil and I would love to help on your project as a translator and proofreader! I've been informally translating and subtitling for several years now on personal blogs, but recently I began to apply my practical knowledge towards a more professional direction and I look for opportunities to provide services in the area.

I am a NATIVE Portuguse speaker, from Brazil. I’ve been working as a freelance translator since 2014. I am fluent in English and Portuguese and have an extensive knowledge of IT and engineering, fields I worked in for more than 5 years. As a translator, I have been working on multiple projects for multinationals such NVidia, VIVO and Microsoft. On a daily basis, I translate websites, landing pages, softwares, documents, emails, banners, blogs, contracts, etc. I got my degree in Translation by UNESP (Brazil) back in 2017. I studied Computer Engineering at USP (Brazil). I have an eye for detail and deliver spotless translations. I also work quickly, without affecting the quality of the projects I work on

Hey, there! My name’s Nox and I’m a native level speaker in both English and Portuguese. I’ve worked for 4 years for the translation company I’m currently at. I specialise in both Eng-Port and Port-Eng pairs, and, as a poet, I can transcreate to meet whatever linguistic needs my clients have. Although I'm fairly new to the Smartcat self advertisement, and some things are still missing from my profile, rest assured I'm more than capable and proficient in both English and Portuguese, as I'm very attentive to details. With my previous experience and expertise, I believe I can hit the ground running and start actively contributing to your business as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to meeting with you to discuss my application further.

- A young, talented, and knowledge-hungry linguist translator with 4+ years of experience as a translator. Experience with both voluntary and professional work. - Editorial Board/Writer at a website about Linguistics: https://eivaiumlinguistaai.ufop.br/ * - Experience with different freelance translations since 2018 - specialized in technical and academic texts. - Bachelor in Translation | Jan 2018 - Sep 2021 - Linguistics researcher at UFOP

My native language is Portuguese. I was certified Portuguese interpreter and translator by the state of Texas in 2004 by the Dallas County Community College System.