Journals Development Officer (Part-time)
Our client is seeking a part-time Journals Development Officer to support the development and management of a portfolio of peer-reviewed academic journals. This role is offered on a parttime basis (c. 2 days per week) and would suit someone with experience in scholarly or academic publishing who is interested in journal development and editorial strategy.
Salary and benefits include:
·Salary: £32, (full-time equivalent, pro-rata to c. 2 days per week)
·Generous annual leave plus bank holidays and closure days
·Employer pension contribution at 10%
·London-based, with flexible and remote / hybrid working options
The role involves:
·Supporting the development and day-to-day management of academic journals
·Working with editors, publishing partners and internal colleagues
·Contributing to journal development plans and performance monitoring
·Providing editorial and administrative support across peer review processes
·Helping improve journal visibility, engagement and best practice
The organisation
Our client is a well-established membership organisation within the academic and research sector, offering a supportive culture and a strong commitment to flexible working.
About you
You will bring:
·Editorial experience in academic or scholarly publishing, with a solid understanding of journals publishing
·Confidence working with editors, editorial boards and academic stakeholders
·Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and written communication
·The ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative environment
·Experience in a research or higher education environment would be beneficial, in particular for a society, membership body or charity
How to apply
Applications are welcomed as soon as possible, please apply via the link with your CV.
Early applications may be prioritised.
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