Summary We are looking for a part-time scientific writer who can interpret environmental testing data (air, water, EMF, lighting, mold) and turn it into clear, well-structured, client-friendly written reports. Requirements (Must-Haves) Strong scientific reasoning and analytical ability Excellent written English Ability to interpret data and summarize complex concepts clearly Comfortable using spreadsheets (Google Sheets/Excel) for analysing data High attention to detail Works independently, follows structure, meets deadlines Available across multiple separate days each week Bonus: experience with environmental testing, scientific/technical writing, or familiarity with air/water/EMF/mold topics. About Lightwork Home Health Lightwork provides advanced, science-driven home health assessments to identify environmental factors that influence human health. We analyze air quality, water quality, EMF exposure, lighting conditions, and mold likelihood using professional-grade instruments, certified lab testing, and a proprietary spatial mapping system. We deliver 40–60 page evidence-based reports with clear findings, risk prioritization, and actionable recommendations, supported by the Lightwork Exposure Index. We work with leading doctors, longevity clinics, entrepreneurs, and health-focused families across the U.S. and Europe. Role Overview Your role is to interpret environmental testing data and write the main scientific sections of our client reports using our templates and examples. You will not handle formatting, template work, or admin — that is done by our operations team. Each report typically requires ~7 hours once trained. Ideal for MSc/PhD students, scientific writers, or research assistants with strong science writing skills. Responsibilities (Brief & Non-Repetitive) Review on-site air, EMF, lighting, and environmental measurements Interpret water-quality and mold lab results Identify elevated exposures and explain what they mean in clear, simple language Produce structured written findings for each environmental category Draft practical, prioritized recommendations Incorporate updated lab results or clarifications during the week Work Schedule You must be available across multiple non-consecutive days each week, with a total commitment of 18–24 hours per week, so reports progress steadily as new data and lab results arrive.