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Software systems engineer and Spanish translator.

Native in Spanish and Catalan, fluent in English.

Certified freelance translator specialized in English into Spanish for Latin America. Knowledgeable, reliable and responsible.

Hi! My name is Josue I am both 100% fluent in both English and Spanish, I'm an extremely outgoing individual that likes to get the work done as soon as possible with the best possible and achievable outcome possible, I believe that the best way to initiate a job is by having great communication with the client in order to achieve the desired outcome!

For 23 years, my life and professional experiences (both in the private and public sectors) have given me expertise in many fields such as ICT, HR, organic agriculture, short circuits, alternative medicines, etc. I am a cyber-nomad who likes to discover and translation allows me to learn and share new knowledges to the greatest number of people. My rates are always negotiables, depending on the volume of work. Feel free to contact me for any type of translation, I will be delighted to help you. Have a nice day! Christel

Lawyer with 9 years of experience in corporate law, capital markets law, general business law and finance. Founder and current managing director of Indigo Translations Mexico City where we focus on providing technical document translation services to companies, financial institutions and law firms in Mexico and abroad. Prior to founding Indigo Translations, for approximately 8 years I worked as an associate of the M&A and Capital Markets practice of Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez, S.C., a law firm based in Mexico City, where I had the opportunity to participate in the negotiation and advice on some of the most representative mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, spin-offs and liquidations occurred in the Mexican market during the last years, representing national and international companies, private equity funds and venture capital funds as well as in the drafting of transactional documentation for sundry industries. I can work under pressure and short deadlines.

I have a bachelors degree in Business with Marketing and Human Resources Diplomas. I've been working for more than 30 years in Translation, Transcription and Transcreation. I have more than 35 books translated from English to Spanish (you can find them in Amazon with my name: Elizabeth Garay, Translator). I work for Understood for All, Tektime, We are Content, Poro Studio, Next Chapter Circle, Babelcube, and I've worked for WHO, Population Council, Insad, Colegio de México, and others. This is my passion.

«The good translation must respect the original, but must not hesitate to exert pressure on the receiving language itself.» (Juan Cristobal Mac Lean)

Professional translator

I'm a university certified English to Spanish translator with 7 years of experience in many fields, specialized in the IT, software, engineering, business, marketing, medical and legal/patents fields. Availability: I'm available full-time, Monday to Sunday. I work during the holidays and overtime as needed. Daily Capacity: Around 3,500 words (translation), 5,000 words (post-editing). Rate: Negotiable. CATs and software that I use: MemoQ, SDL Trados 2017, SDL Passolo, XTM, Memsource, Wordbee, Across, Xbench, Notepad++, Poedit, Idiom Wordserver, Microsoft Office 2013.

I've been working as a professional translator since 2015, when I finished my degree. After that, I completed two masters and I am currently carrying out my PdH research. I speak five languages, German, English, Italian, French and Spanish. I work as well as a foreign language teacher at college.

About me Growing up bilingual When I was 10-years-old, my family moved from Spain to Colorado, USA. I attended middle school there and all of my friends were American. After just 9 months no one could believe I was not born American. Learning a language this way is the most effective and efficient way to learn it. As a child, you just simply take everything in and while learning a new language, you are also learning a new culture and way of thinking. At age 13 I moved back to Spain. I was then able to cement my Spanish cultural roots. Then, when I was 15-years-old, we moved again, this time to Portugal. Here I was able to learn Portuguese at still an early age. After obtaining two University Degrees, in Law and Business Administration, and an MBA in International Business Management, I worked for several years as a lawyer, external auditor in PwC, financial controller and cost manager in several countries around the world. Throughout this time, I also worked as a freelance translator and reviser for a Law Firm for over 8 years. It then became clear to me that I was meant to be a translator and now I work as a full-time translator and reviser.