Financial translator

I have a bachelor’s degree in business. My career kicked off as a capital markets analyst at Banco Bradesco, one of Brazil’s largest national banks, where I spent 5 years working on projects that included business enterprise valuation for operations such as underwriting, issue of debentures and commercial papers, corporate restructuring, and M&A. I also conducted research on several industries, including petrochemical, pulp/paper, food/beverage, iron/steel, and banks. Additionally, I prospected new M&A opportunities and developed relationships with asset managers.
Later, I decided to make a career change and pursued a graduate degree in English/Portuguese translation. As a linguist, I’ve leveraged my background in business and as a capital markets analyst and specialized in finance/economics translations. Over the years, I’ve worked on a diverse array of projects, translating hundreds of reports and press releases of companies listed at Bovespa – the Brazilian stock exchange, as well as weekly economic reviews, insights, websites, applications, blogs, documents, contracts, training materials, and presentations.
My expertise extends to investments, trade marketing, sales and marketing, human resources, law, codes of conduct, ethics and compliance, corporate governance, anti-corruption and anti-money laundering policies, ESG, FATCA, eCommerce, and eLearning.
I’ve also translated the books “Nice Girls Do Get the Sale” by Elinor Stutz, “Our Choice” by Al Gore, and “Professional Cooking” – Sixth Edition by Wayne Gisslen.

In my MT-post editing services, I enhance machine-translated content to ensure accuracy, fluency, and naturalness. Leveraging my linguistic expertise and understanding of context, I refine the output, correcting errors, improving coherence, and adapting the text to the intended audience.  Trust me to deliver polished and refined translations that resonate with your target audience and elevate your message.