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Strong publisher brand and metro location, but niche publishing screening reduces applicant density.
Role requires domain-specific publishing and research-integrity expertise, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Requires 2+ years editorial publishing experience, master's degree, and publication-ethics expertise.
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Analyze and validate concerns flagged in research manuscript submissions using scientific evaluation and manuscript assessment strategies to ensure accurate outcomes.
Conduct detailed assessments to decide if flagged concerns are remediable, false positives, or require rejection/withdrawal, and review resubmissions for compliance.
Collaborate with internal teams and external partners, communicate concerns following policy and guidelines, and contribute to workflow improvements and policy development related to research integrity screening.
Master's degree in STEM or Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS).
At least 2 years of work experience in editorial or publishing with knowledge of academic publishing systems and submission screening.
Familiarity with publication ethics and research integrity issues.
High computer literacy including Office applications; strong English communication skills.
Experience operating within academic publishing or research integrity environments, handling manuscript review and ethical evaluation.
Detail-oriented and able to manage complex decision-making processes under action-oriented approaches.
Effective at working with diverse stakeholders including editors, publishers, and authors, and comfortable using technology and data for quality control and reporting.