My name is Jackim Moscoso, I’m 21 years old and currently studying International Business at Universidad Privada del Norte. Ever since I was a child, I’ve been fascinated by languages and cultures. I started with English, which quickly became one of my strongest skills, and later I challenged myself with Japanese, which I continue to study with great interest.

My passion for languages naturally led me to start working as a freelance translator. Over time, I gained experience translating documents from English to Spanish and vice versa, and later I began exploring Japanese translation as well. This freelance work taught me discipline, attention to detail, and how to deliver results under deadlines. In addition, I’ve worked in customer service, which gave me the opportunity to strengthen my communication skills, learn how to handle different types of clients, and always remain professional under pressure.

On a personal note, I’m someone who enjoys simple things that keep me balanced. I love playing football, spending time with video games, and continuing to learn new languages whenever I can. I also share my life with two cats, Blackout and Crema, who never fail to brighten my days.

One of my favorite memories is playing football with my father on Sunday mornings. He would wake me up early, and we would walk together to the park carrying our old ball. He always let me score the first goal and celebrated as if I had just won a championship. Those moments taught me to value family, simplicity, and enjoying time with loved ones—values I carry with me both personally and professionally.

Today, I see myself as someone who combines curiosity, responsibility, and motivation. Whether it’s translating a document, helping a client, or working on my studies, I always try to give my best and keep growing in everything I do.