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Skills Demonstrated specific successes in managing direct, multiple and simultaneous projects Demonstrated specific successes in managing change, influencing change, managing risk, and in leading negotiations Demonstrated specific successes in collaboration, goal alignment, and customer advocacy Demonstrated leadership qualities: integrity, credibility, professionalism, action orientation, drive, confidence, and the ability to thrive in a fast paced, ambiguous environment Demonstrated outstanding communication skills, both verbal and written

I have been translating technical, business and private contents from English to Portuguese for more than 10 years. Throughout this time, I have translated and proofread documents such as, hospital equipment catalog, questionnaire, medical forms, surveys, restaurant menus, letters, product list, prenuptial agreement, nautical manual, children and adult apps, casino games, real state software among other documents. Besides my current position as a freelance Translator, I have some experience in Subtitling, considering rules of synchronization and how to use subtitling software. I can also act as a Transcriptionist, understanding basic rules of verbatim and true verbatim transcription.

- 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

I have been working with English language for quite a long time. I really care about quality!

Greetings from greenish Belarus (Yes, a Brazilian in Belarus!)! My name is Geraldo, a handsome (according to my wife), smart and experienced Brazilian translator (see attached CV), living and working in Minsk (!, yes, Minsk!), and, of course, looking to collaborate with you. Kindly take a look at my CV, think about all the good jazz bands I can suggest you to listen to when the tight deadlines are choking us, and let me know about your needs. Together, I'm pretty sure we can establish a very positive and constructive professional partnership. Kind regards, Geraldo Teixeira Jr

A dedicated translator who loves to deal with languages and literatures and cultures.

Qualified professional English/Portuguese translator (since 2005) with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Hard-working, friendly and very attentive to delivery terms. Fast, reliable and affordable. Knowledgeable in Architecture, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Finance, Logistics, Management, Manufacturing, Marketing, Medical Sciences, Pharma, Life Sciences, Technology, and Travel/Tourism. Many books translated on the above subjects (please, see my LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/luiz-claudio-de-queiroz-faria-7091a42b/). Large experience translating marketing documentation, manuals, procedures, and e-learning content. Good experience in localization of websites and training material. References under request can be provided.

Brazilian Lawyer and Translator since 2009

MBA & Chemical Engineer specialist in Operations Management & AccurateTechnical Translations.

Full-time experienced translator with 20 years experience in English and Spanish and French to Portuguese translation in the most diverse areas. (pharmaceutical, technical, literary, legal, financial, information systems, telecommunications, patents, general, etc.). Experience in the translation of technical texts (mechanic/electric) from Italian into Portuguese.

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.