Education
1953- 64 junior school; Secondary Education in Riga (Latvia).
1964- 68 University of Latvia, Latvian language
1968- 69 Technical University in Riga (Latvia), Electronics Faculty
1968- 71 Technical University in Warsaw (Poland), concluded on 10/10/1071 with a degree in Electronic Engineer
1972 Ratification at the Technical University of Vienna (Austria) with a Diploma in “Electronic Engineering”

Language skills
Latvian: Mother tongue
Russian: Speaking, writing, translating (second native language)
Spanish: Speaking, writing, translating
German: Speaking, writing, translating
English: Speaking, writing, translating
Polish: Speaking, writing
Italian: Speaking
Knowledge: Czechoslovak, French.

Work experience
01.10.1971. – 31.12.1971.SIEMENS AG. AUSTRIA, Communication System Development, Hardware Development
18.01.1972. – 15.02.1973. ELIN UNION (AUSTRIA) Software Development
01.03.1973. – 01.09.1973. TEWA in Warsaw (Poland), Development of Computer Network
17.09.1973. – 30.06.1975. SAT (AUSTRIA), Communication System Development
01.07.1975. – 29.01.1982. AUSTRO OLIVETTI (Vienna), System Engineering, Project Management in Italy, Switzerland, Germany
29.01.1982. – 01.02.1988. Hispano OLIVETTI (Madrid), Director of Software
Department (Banking Systems)
01.02.1988. to date: YOUVAL Ltd., Development and Sale of Technical Projects in Latvia (Wind Farms, Electrical Power Stations) ,Development and Sale of Medical Projects (stable isotopes), Commercial Director of Import – Export with Ex – USSR Republic and USA.

Translation, Interpreting.
Since 1991: Translation, consecutive and simultaneous interpreting and translating in collaboration with different Spanish Ministries; Assistant adviser for the exams of sworn interpreters in the Ministry of Foreign Affaires; Assistant translator, consecutive and simultaneous interpreter in technical projects for the Spanish Company Technoholding. Collaboration for several translation companies, translating legal and technical documentation and various other subjects in the following languages: