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Editor Publisher Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Stay current on developments in technical writing, editing, publishing, and AI-enabled editorial practices * Manage editorial tasks and information flow using Optimizely What success looks like

Stay current on developments in technical writing, editing, publishing, and AI-enabled editorial practices * Manage editorial tasks and information flow using Optimizely What success looks like

Drives new contract and renewal negotiations with editor, society, and sponsorship opportunities ... Advanced capability in supporting publishing activities * Competence in analyzing feedback to ...

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Technical Editor

Baltimore, MD · On-site

$90 - $143/hr

Stay current on developments in technical writing, editing, publishing, and AI-enabled editorial practices* Manage editorial tasks and information flow using Optimizely**What success looks like*

$90 - $143/hr

Stay current on developments in technical writing, editing, publishing, and AI-enabled editorial practices* Manage editorial tasks and information flow using Optimizely**What success looks like*

Publisher

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$53K - $91K/yr

Maintains and enhances the value proposition to authors, editors and societies to increase ... STM publishing preferred including: * Experience with defining product requirements for high ...

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Publisher

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$53K - $91K/yr

Maintains and enhances the value proposition to authors, editors and societies to increase ... STM publishing preferred including: * Experience with defining product requirements for high ...

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This is a paid freelance remote position The role We're looking for a sharp, reliable Junior Editor to help us publish high-quality content at scale. You'll review articles before publication, making ...

Publisher

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$53K - $91K/yr

Maintains and enhances the value proposition to authors, editors and societies to increase ... STM publishing preferred including: * Experience with defining product requirements for high ...

Reporting to the Publisher, the Editor takes primary responsibility for the editing and coordinating of assigned publishing projects of all formats, sizes, and levels of complexity, including ...

$90 - $130/hr

We publish video Bible studies, Bible study guides, small group study guides, ministry programs, and church campaigns in both print and digital formats. The Senior Acquisitions Editor serves in a ...

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Publisher

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$53K - $91K/yr

Maintains and enhances the value proposition to authors, editors and societies to increase ... STM publishing preferred including: * Experience with defining product requirements for high ...

Publisher

Philadelphia, PA · On-site

$53K - $91K/yr

Maintains and enhances the value proposition to authors, editors and societies to increase ... STM publishing preferred including: * Experience with defining product requirements for high ...

This is a paid freelance remote position The role We're looking for a sharp, reliable Junior Editor to help us publish high-quality content at scale. You'll review articles before publication, making ...

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How much do editor publisher jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 25, 2026, the average yearly pay for editor publisher in the United States is $64,031.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $72,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an editor publisher?

Editor Publishers are professionals who oversee both the editorial and publishing aspects of content production, typically for newspapers, magazines, books, or digital media. They are responsible for setting editorial direction, managing staff, reviewing content, and making key decisions about what gets published and how it is presented. Additionally, they often handle business operations, such as budgeting, marketing, and distribution strategies. Their role requires a blend of editorial insight, leadership skills, and business acumen to ensure the success and quality of the publication.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be an editor publisher?

To excel as an Editor Publisher, you need strong editorial judgment, a solid command of language, and experience in content management, often supported by a degree in journalism, communications, or a related field. Familiarity with content management systems (CMS), publishing software like Adobe InDesign, and digital analytics tools is typically required. Exceptional organizational, leadership, and communication skills help manage teams, deadlines, and stakeholder expectations. These abilities are crucial to ensure content quality, maintain publishing schedules, and effectively guide a publication's voice and strategy.

How does an editor publisher collaborate with writers and other editorial staff?

An Editor Publisher plays a central role in overseeing the entire publication workflow, regularly collaborating with writers, copy editors, designers, and marketing teams. They guide writers through the submission and revision process, ensuring content aligns with the publication's standards and audience. Editor Publishers also coordinate with editorial staff to set deadlines, review drafts, and provide constructive feedback. Effective communication and teamwork are essential to maintain a smooth production schedule and deliver high-quality content.

What is the difference between Editor Publisher vs Copy Editor?

AspectEditor PublisherCopy Editor
CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor's degree in journalism, communications, or related fields; experience in editing and publishingUsually holds a bachelor's degree in English, journalism, or related areas; strong language and grammar skills
Work EnvironmentWorks in publishing houses, media companies, or online platforms; oversees content production and publicationWorks in publishing, media, or corporate settings; focuses on editing and refining content
Industry UsageCommonly used in publishing, media, and online content industriesWidely used across publishing, journalism, and content creation sectors

While both roles involve editing, an Editor Publisher manages the overall publication process, including content oversight and publication decisions. A Copy Editor primarily focuses on correcting grammar, style, and clarity within the content. Understanding these differences helps clarify career paths and job expectations in the publishing industry.

Are editors still in demand?

Editors remain in demand across various industries, including publishing, media, and digital content, as quality control and content accuracy are essential. The role often requires strong language skills, familiarity with editing tools, and adaptability to new media formats, with employment prospects influenced by shifts toward digital platforms.

How to become an editor publisher?

To become an editor publisher, one typically gains experience in editing, publishing, or journalism, often starting in entry-level roles such as editorial assistant or writer. Developing strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills, along with knowledge of publishing software and industry standards, is essential. Many pursue degrees in journalism, communications, or related fields to enhance their qualifications.

What does an editor do for a publisher?

An editor for a publisher reviews, revises, and approves content to ensure accuracy, clarity, and consistency. They may also coordinate with writers, manage deadlines, and oversee the editing process using tools like style guides and editing software.
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Infographic showing various Editor Publisher job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 83% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 81% Physical, 5% Hybrid, and 14% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $64,031 per year, or $30.8 per hour.

Hiring Freelance Academic Editors

Crimson Interactive

San Francisco, CA

Full-time

Re-posted 23 days ago


Job description

Company Description

Crimson Interactive is an ISO-certified organization (ISO 9001:2008) providing Japanese and English language solutions to customers globally. Our brands deliver services in three professional areas:


Editing (www.enago.com)

Translation (www.ulatus.com)

Transcription (www.voxtab.com)

Since our inception in 2005, we have moved from strength to strength and now have a team of several hundred translators operating all over the globe. We also successfully partnered with Japan's largest Academic Publisher, Maruzen, and the second largest publisher in the world, Dai Nippon Publishing (DNP), for their editorial and translation needs.

Crimson is a company where cultures across boundaries thrive together. We have Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Taiwanese, and Indians working for a common objective. We have clients in various geographies-Japan, China, Taiwan, Germany, Korea, the US, UK, etc.

Please do visit http://www.crimsoni.com/crimson-videos.htm to watch some videos about "Life at Crimson" and "Expats working at Crimson".


Job Description

.Job description

We are looking for experienced copy editors & substantive editors in Physics, Engineering and Medicine with a core academic background.

Qualities we look for in our freelance editors:

  • Proficiency and competence in the most widely spoken language across the world-English!
  • Knack for diligently editing, restructuring, and polishing articles written by non-native speakers, with least 5 years of relevant copyediting/academic editing experience
  • Extensive subject matter expertise

We prefer editor profiles that reflect

  • Research experience (studies conducted, papers written/published, papers reviewed, etc.)
  • Certificate/experience in academic editing, publishing, scientific communication, and journal article writing
  • Extensive experience in editing ESL (English as a Second Language) manuscripts
  • Knowledge of the style (such as APA, CMS, AMA, CSE, IEEE) and conventions followed in academic writing
  • Member of acclaimed editing and publishing associations such as EFA, EASE, BELS

A glimpse at what you would edit:

You will be assigned papers of varying difficulty levels (in terms of English, subject matter expertise, and the extent of revision needed) written by non-native speakers in either English or their native language (translated papers). These papers written by what we believe constitute an eclectic group of authors and writers, i.e., we receive work from not only scientists, researchers, and students but also corporates, linguists, and the common man trying to communicate in English--from the latest in cutting-edge technology to the timeless fascination with history and arts!

Our freelance editors should ensure:

  • Immaculate grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and word choice
  • Flow, transition, correct terminology, correctness of content, and coherence
  • Appropriate manuscript format* that conforms to academic conventions in terms of citation style, layout, section headings, and tense usage
  • Preservation of the author's intended meaning even in papers where the content requires extensive revision *Freelance editors also thoroughly format the manuscript as per mentioned journal guidelines when clients opt for our journal formatting service.

Enago will ensure

  • Possibility of a guaranteed monthly income while freelancing: Apart from offering work in the typical freelancing manner, we also offer opportunities that guarantee a minimum monthly/annual income, along with the possibility of an additional annual bonus (monetary), based on your performance.
  • A smooth performance-driven progression curve with an effective feedback mechanism: This ensures that the expectation mismatch is nearly zero. In the past, the strong professional bonding with our freelance editors has also led to mutual recommendations-a definite plus factor!
  • A rewarding experience, both monetarily and intellectually: You will get the opportunity to apply your domain knowledge and skills to help non-native authors present their work to the world through esteemed journals and renowned conferences, with the flexibility of timings dedicated to editing.
Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.