I am a freelance artist and translator as well as a Yale alumnus. As a fluent Spanish-speaker, I lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for nearly three and a half years and traveled throughout Latin America, where I conducted daily business, edited, translated, auditioned, acted, directed, and wrote a film script (for which I also prepared English subtitles) in Spanish. After extensive study at Yale University and study abroad at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, I won the Yale Alfred Bildner Prize for Achievement in Spanish. As a creative writer, I have written scripts, poetry, songs, and essays in both Spanish and English. I have prepared translations for film and theatrical performance, among other projects.

Apart from my artistic experience, I worked as a Banking Legal Assistant in one of the most demanding departments at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, where my responsibilities required fast turnarounds, extreme attention to detail, and proofing skills while reviewing and drafting contracts, agreements, and other legal documents.

I have always been fascinated by words, language, and writing and have long been a lover of the Spanish language. I am particularly interested in translation projects that have a creative or arts-oriented aspect to them. Nevertheless, I am open to all sorts of projects.