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Medical localization specialist with a daily capacity of 5,000+ words. 500+ projects processed (clinical trials, research protocols, ICFs) through translation agencies and for major companies such as Merck, Sanofi, AbbVie, Novartis, GSK, as well as various CROs and hospitals. Proficient with CAT tools, if required: Wordfast, SDL Trados, Systran, MemoQ, XTM, MateCat, SmartCat, CafeTran.
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11 years of experience in translation and localization, 5 years as freelance. Familiar with translation software tools in general (highly skilled in Memsource, Across and SmartCat). Able to fluently speak German, English and Spanish. Able to work to tight deadlines and prioritize. Skilled in Word, Excel, Microsoft Outlook and Google Drive. Rich vocabulary and conscientious syntax Skilled with social media monitoring tools, AdWords and other maketing and SEO and SEM tools.
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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)
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I am a professional translator with a lot of experience. I have been working online for some years now and I really enjoy what I do. I am very careful to deliver translations on time and with excellent quality. Try me out and see for yourself!
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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.
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I have done work for a great variety of agencies and companies, with a larger experience with Christian organisations from different parts of the world.
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Native Spanish speaker, born in Colombia Wide experience in general translations, I perform human translations and proofread them with the help of online dictionaries and some existing resources we have available in modern language services industry, in order to maintain the flow, meaning, quality and accuracy of the original text. In my spare or leisure time I try to perform translations for NGOs and NPOs in order to contribute to building a better world for the dispossessed, displaced and underprivileged.
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60 years of age, born 14/03/1961 My main foreign languages are English and Spanish CAT tools: OmegaT, Memsource, SmartCAT Translation experience: 1990 - 1992: Interpreting and translating during an American-Russian project for the delivery and implementation of cellular network. 1992 - 2008: Work for international companies with working English language (see below) where I translated business and technical documents and interpreted at business and working meetings. 2020: I began to work as a full-time freelance translator: English, Spanish. Other languages I translate from using a dictionary: Arabic, Polish.
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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?
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I'm a partner lawyer in a «boutique legal firm» –since 1996– providing legal assistance to foreign clients, and I also work as a freelance translator EN>ES, specialized in LEGAL DOCUMENTS, since 2007.
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I have started translating in 1997, as part of my duties for an ISO 9000- QS 9000- ISO 14000 training and consulting agency. That job provided me with wide and practical experience in many areas, until I could leave the on-site job and start as a freelancer.