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Brazilian Portuguese Freelance Translator/Transcreator with 8+ years of experience in Marketing, Games, IT.

I started translating in 2005 when I was a teenager. I had a Brazilian forum about a Korean singer and most of the news we've got were in English. I translated all the English news we could find into Portuguese so our friends and visitors could read too. In 2009 I got into Languages course in college, thinking in becoming a literary translator since I really love to read. I translated short stories, ended up learning how to subtitle, all to family and friends. Late in 2015, I started my specialization in English - Portuguese translation where I've learned a lot about this amazing career. In 2016 I got my first paid jobs in translation and I've joined Babelcube, Coursera, and TedTalks to improve my skills. Today, I translate more technical texts than literature. But I can't say it isn't amazing. I've learned so many new things, and so much about myself in the process that I must say it is a win-win situation.

Hello! I'm Guilherme, and i'm here to help you with translations!

I am a Brazilian native translator working with the English-Portuguese pair for the past 5 years. Before that, I’ve worked in the IT industry for over 20 years in the software sector, having ample knowledge of software development, project management, and business processes. As a translator, I have worked with texts and videos on artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality as well as tutorials and articles on products from big players in the industry such as Microsoft, Google, Kaspersky, and others. In the medical field, I have translated protocols for clinical trials, questionnaires, and investigator’s brochures on new drugs. I am also a volunteer translator and reviewer at TED where I work with talks on multiple subjects.

Since I was a kid, I was always passionate about other languages and cultures and deep down I always knew translation was the path to pursue, except for that time when I thought I could be an astronaut. I have a degree in translation and I already have a lot of experience in the area of translation and interpreting and I am always seeking new opportunities to expand my wisdom and experience. I currently work as an in-house translator and as a freelancer translator. I am a very motivated translator, I work fast but I always seek for perfection. And dear client, please remember, If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. Be wise when choosing your translator

Postgraduate Course in Translation at Estácio de Sá (Brazil) Bachelor’s Degree in Languages (Brazilian Portuguese and English), Literature and Linguistics at UNIFEOB (Brazil) Native speaker of Brazilian Portuguese, fluent in English and advanced level in Spanish Experience and courses abroad: New Zealand and Chile +6 years of experience as a full-time translator and 12 years as an English teacher ProZ.com Certified Translator Trados Studio 2017 Why you should choose me for your translation project? +3 million words translated/proofread. +100 translation agencies and direct clients served worldwide. Thousands of projects completed successfully. 99% client satisfaction. Never missed a deadline in 6 years. Unbeatable when it comes to fast replies, which means I'll never keep you waiting!

Hello. I have a few thing I'd like you to know about my work in translation: I've had some tasks translating from English to Portuguese and vice-versa, mainly casual translations. I'm fluent in English (Currently at C1 level) and speaking Portuguese as a mother tongue. I'm available to translate anything casual in topics such as History, Politics, Gaming, Arts, Geography and Technology. I'm not looking forward to earn money with this, I'm just here for the thrill!

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.

First, I would like to introduce myself very briefly. I am a 42-year old native Portuguese speaker, who grew, studied and, nowadays, works in Portugal (in the city with the famous hovering umbrella installation, by the way). I am a trained translator with a diploma in English and Portuguese languages and translation post-graduate studies. Before finishing university I decided to interrupt studies to work as an expatriate translator/interpreter in a construction project with a Portuguese company in Barbados. I have completed university after returning and never stopped doing what I really like: communicate between languages. My experience and skills are especially strong with medicine, IT/ICT, defence, business, marketing and legal translation, dealing with contracts, annual reports, corporate websites, bidding documents, business plans, brochures, presentations, written resolutions, and agreements, confidential emails, language assistance in meetings, also experience in diplomatic level. The total number of words over these 20 years exceeds 5,000,000 words, with companies and brand names such as Huawei, Unitel, IBM, Unilever, Suunto, Dell, Disney, Gesticer, Harley Davidson, to name a few. Please check my CV, and allow me to ask your attention for page 4 for some highlights.

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My experience as a translator ranges from technical documents to entertainment texts. I am a Law Bachelor and I have worked as a tax advisor, writing and proofreading documents in both English and Portuguese as daily jobs. I worked also on the Brazilian localization of EA’s FIFA 18 and Need for Speed Payback. My job was to ensure all texts and audio were properly translated for the Brazilian market, checking if these assets were correctly implemented in-game and that they fitted the game style and natural flow of the language. Such experience lit my desire of building bridges between different cultures and breaking down the language barriers between them. In my case, Portuguese is spoken by more than 255 million people, of which 210 million are Brazilians alone. However, the majority of the lusophone population has no understanding of the English language, and English speakers too have generally no knowledge of Portuguese. This is an obstacle I want to help undo.

Brazilian Lawyer and Translator since 2009