I feel like I started my career at the age of 12, translating lyrics from my favorite artists using a mini English dictionary (with thin and fragile pages) that once belonged to my sister. The result was crude, much like the English education in the public schools I attended throughout my life, but that didn't stop me from continuing to translate and, consequently, learning English in my own way.My passion for learning languages and cultures was so strong that I also wanted to study Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Italian, and French, but it was English that prevailed in my life. When I began my undergraduate studies in Languages, I considered exploring other areas. Still, an extracurricular course on CAT Tools and an internship opportunity in translation crossed my path, officially making me a translator. It has been almost 7 years of taking grammar, writing, translation, and localization courses to deliver my best work. Over almost 7 years of my career, I have undertaken technical translations, localizations, revisions, and quality assessments for the companies I have worked for and occasional clients.My areas of interest revolve around games and marketing, driven by the creativity inherent in these fields. Additionally, I have a keen interest in technical domains such as technology and health. This diverse set of interests reflects my curiosity and willingness to engage with dynamic and evolving fields.