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Assistant Editor

MDPI
Manchester
1 year ago
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To strengthen our Editorial team, we are looking for recent graduates who are eager to stay connected to scientific research by helping researchers worldwide publish their latest results. The position ofAssistantEditoris a full-time and permanent position based in our city center office in Manchester, UK. 

Thisis a full-time in office role. The office is located next to Piccadilly Gardensin Manchester.

AsAssistantEditoryou will:

Support the editorial process for academic research journals in your domain of expertise Organize peer review process for submitted manuscripts and coordinate editorial decisions Handle email communication between the parties involved in the publication process Collaborate with other members of the editorial team and production team Ensure that scholarly articles are accurately edited and published according to tight deadlines with a high degree of consistency

Requirements

A Masters degree, in one of the following subjects: Engineering, Sensors, Biosensors, Remote Sensing. Excellent written and spoken English skills Advanced knowledge of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Team player with the capability to work in a dynamic, international environment Detail oriented with the capacity to see the big picture Strong organizational and time management skills Very good communication and coordination skills Professional experience with scholarship publishing is an advantage Experience in creating presentations and writing is an asset

As a successful candidate, you will receive full training in editorial work, working closely with Managing Editors and learning how to process research articles from submission to publication. Training supervised by an assigned tutor will take place on the job during the first six months. Depending on your background, you will be assigned to work on journals related to your field of study or research. No previous editorial experience is required, however a familiarity with the academic editorial process is an advantage. This is a great opportunity to start a first job in a dynamic multinational company which offers a range of career development options to talented, enthusiastic, and hard-working people.

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