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About me

Pleasure meeting you

I am Cristina, and I am a translator, proofreader and language consultant in the English, French, Italian and Spanish languages.

Career

  1. Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting

    2011

    University of Salamanca

    Scientific and technical, audiovisual, legal and literary translation, plus localisation, CAT tools and terminology management.

    • Universidad de Salamanca
  2. Diploma in Translation Project Management

    2023

    Cálamo & Cran, Madrid

    Specialisation course in project management and coordination, localisation and management tools.

    • Cálamo & Cran
  3. Freelance translator

    2010

    Self-employed

    The start of a professional path that continues today: private clients, public bodies and agencies.

    • Cristina Domínguez
  4. Working with agencies

    2010

    Straker Translations · Translated · Deluxe · Gengo · Blend · TransPerfect

    Translation and proofreading into Spanish for international agencies, at high volume and on tight deadlines.

    • Straker Translations
    • Translated
    • Deluxe
    • Gengo
    • Blend
    • TransPerfect
  5. Project manager

    2023

    LanguageWire

    Project coordination at a Danish language-technology company: translation seen from the other side of the table.

    • LanguageWire
  6. Translator and proofreader

    2025

    Language Services Office, University of Salamanca

    Research papers, informative texts, administrative forms, certificates and reports.

    • Servicio Central de Idiomas
    • Universidad de Salamanca

I come from Salamanca, in Spain, home of the renowned University of Salamanca, where I studied my Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting. During my college years I could perfect my language skills and become proficient in the more specialised areas of translation: scientific and technical translation, audiovisual translation, legal translation and literary translation, among other expertises.

Further down the road I expanded my formal training and obtained a diploma in Translation Project Management by Cálamo & Cran, a formative center based in Madrid, Spain, which specialises in educational courses in Translation and Linguistics. This course defined and delved into the hands-on aspects of translation projects and the role of a specialised project manager.

I started working as a self-employed professional translator in 2010. Ever since I have collaborated with numerous private clients, several public bodies and quite a few translation agencies, such as Straker Translations and Translated. I have also worked as a project manager in LanguageWire, a Danish tech company from the translation industry.

More recently, I worked as a translator and proofreader in the Servicio Central de Idiomas (Language Services Office) at the University of Salamanca, where I focused on translating and correcting diverse academic texts, such as research and theory papers, general disclosure and informative texts, as well as administrative forms, certificates and reports.

My experience as a translator and language expert has been extensive. I have taken part in projects from a myriad of fields and with all kinds of clients. Working through tight deadlines and delivering exceptional quality is my everyday.

How does it work?

  1. 01

    You send me all the information

    Send me your details, the documents you need translated and any information you find relevant: which kind of service you need, whether the project is urgent…

  2. 02

    I study your project

    I analyse your documents and thoroughly assess all the information you send. That allows me to define the quote, anticipate the delivery dates and design the plan for your project.

  3. 03

    You receive the proposal

    You receive a proposal for your project including the quote and the expected delivery date. As soon as you give me the green light, I get to work.

Let’s talk about your project

Drop me a line and tell me what you need. The more information you give me, the more accurate the proposal you get back.