Technical translation
Manuals, procedures, specifications, training material, interfaces and supporting documentation.
English-to-Spanish translation, revision and linguistic QA for aviation, defence, engineering, software and medical-technology projects.
From first translation to final linguistic checks, every service is adapted to the document, audience and delivery environment.
Manuals, procedures, specifications, training material, interfaces and supporting documentation.
Independent bilingual revision for accuracy, terminology, consistency, style and usability.
Structured checks for omissions, inconsistencies, formatting, tags, numbers and recurring terminology.
UI strings, help content, release notes and localization-ready technical text.
Project glossaries, term validation and harmonization across document sets.
Translation-memory based work in memoQ, Trados-compatible formats and client platforms.
Maintenance, systems, training and operational documentation, including ATA-structured content.
Mechanical, electrical and industrial documentation, tools, machinery and production systems.
Technical manuals, system descriptions, procurement material and training documentation.
Medical-device documentation, consent materials, user information and healthcare content.
User interfaces, application strings, online help and technical product content.
Second-language review, consistency checks and correction of complex translated files.

I do not translate isolated words: I translate technical documentation intended to be understood, used and maintained. I work from English into Spanish with close attention to structure, terminology and operational context.
A practical workflow designed for technical projects and repeat collaboration.
Files, volume, audience, reference material, format and deadline are reviewed.
Terminology, translation memories and client instructions are organized.
The text is translated in context and checked against the source and references.
Final QA is completed and the requested file structure is preserved.
Examples are intentionally anonymized to respect client confidentiality.
Structured manuals, component descriptions, procedures, warnings and training material.
User-facing information, consent content, product documentation and specialist review.
Product manuals, safety instructions, specifications and service documentation.
Technical proposals, requirement material and complex system descriptions.
Localization, help content and terminology-sensitive interface text.
Consistency, omissions, terminology, formatting and deliverable-level quality checks.
Include the subject area, approximate word count, file format and preferred deadline. Confidential files can be shared after first contact.