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Experts in the Industry: Silvia Ferrero, English to Spanish translator and interpreter

by Sarah Dillon

Silvia Ferrero is an English to Spanish freelance translator and interpreter with a specialism in software and website localisation. Prior to going freelance, she gained valuable experience in the games localisation industry while working in-house for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. She holds a degree in English Philology from the University of Zaragoza in Spain and an MA from the University of Salford. Silvia is also Chair of the ITI’s North-West Translators’ Network. On Saturday 16th May, Silvia will present a paper on the move towards sustainability in the games localisation industry.

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Last updated: 13 May, 2009 by Sarah Dillon. Filed Under: Real-life translators (5 Qs) Tagged With: Institute of Translators and Interpreters, ITI Conference, localisation, Real-life translators (5 Qs), Salford University, Spanish, Universidad de Zaragoza