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I am a native Spanish speaker from Argentina living in Brazil since 2007. I studied English-Spanish translation in Argentina before coming to Brazil, and became a bachelor in Letters here in Brazil in 2013. I teach both Spanish and Portuguese as a foreign language. In translation I have worked in several fields, from literature and Human/Social Sciences to movies and sports, or form sales logistics to Geo Sciences and Telecom

EN - ES and ES - EN freelance translator, specialized in education, tourism, healthcare, and marketing

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.

I have a background in healthcare, health policy (including economics and theories of justice for health systems), and bioethics. I have been translating and reviewing translations of texts related to healthcare and public health for Spanish speaking customers since 2005.

I'm a professional translator with a degree in Translation and Interpreting and a Master's degree in Multimedia Translation. My native language is Spanish and I work with English and German. http://www.gabrielmartineztraductor.com

I translate English into Spanish or Catalan. I can translate all kind of topics, but I have a lot of experience in financial, trading and marketing translations.

Worked for Smartmatic as a IT Analyst for the maintenance of the company's network (Cisco). Also formed part of the beta tester team for new apps. Creation of user manuals for the app. Currently working with JK Solutions as an Italian - Spanish freelance translator, performing the translations of the blog GeekForDummies.com Currently working with ABBYY Language Services as an English - Spanish and Italian - Spanish freelance translator. Currently working with Xi'an ZHENGCHENG Translation Consulting Co. Ltd. as an English - Spanish freelance translator.

Hello! My name is Hansi Rojas, I am a Costa Rican translator and anthropologist with experience in many fields such as websites, business communications, social media, healthcare, education, finance, dubbing, TV and sports. For the last couple of years, I have been working as a freelance translator and my experience has been great, reason why I decided to dedicate myself full time to online translation. I am committed to excellence, and you will find me as a very reliable linguist, with a wide background and the required cultural sensitivity to adapt English content to Spanish, either for Latin America or for the Spanish speaking segment within the United States.

I'm a dedicated professional with over 10 years of experience in foreign language teaching (English, French, Italian and Spanish) as well as translation, editing and proofreading. I also train teachers-to-be in writing, discourse analysis, academic writing and phonology. I'm detail-oriented and passionate about reading and writing.

Languages and Literature have been my passion since an early age. From 2008 to present, I've worked as a freelance translator, editor and proofreader, working mainly with creative content. I'm a certified English-Spanish Translator, Editor and Proofreader. I'm also a certified English Teacher, and I'm currently in my fourth year of Licentiate degree in Letters at the Humanities and Arts College (National University of Rosario, UNR) in Argentina.

German native language, with English and Spanish almost native language

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?