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Job Summary We are seeking a detail-oriented and skilled Copy Editor to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in editing and proofreading, ensuring all content meets our high standards of quality and clarity. This role requires excellent communication and writing skills, as well as a solid understanding of various style guides including AP Style and the Chicago Manual of Style. The Copy Editor will play a crucial role in refining content for accuracy, coherence, and engagement across various platforms.Responsibilities• Proofread and copy edit content for grammar, punctuation, style, and consistency.• Ensure adherence to AP Style, Chicago Manual of Style, and other relevant guidelines.• Fact-check information to maintain accuracy and credibility in all published materials.• Conduct thorough research to support content development and enhance editorial quality.• Collaborate with writers to provide constructive feedback and improve overall writing quality.• Edit proposals and other documents for clarity, coherence, and persuasive impact.• Assist in technical writing projects by ensuring complex information is presented clearly.• Contribute to creative writing initiatives by providing insights on narrative flow and structure.Experience• Proven experience in proofreading, copy editing, and editing across various formats.• Strong communication skills with the ability to convey feedback effectively.• Familiarity with journalism practices and the ability to work under tight deadlines.• Proficiency in word processing software and editorial tools.• Experience in copywriting or proposal writing is a plus.• Background in technical writing or research is advantageous but not mandatory.• A passion for storytelling combined with an eye for detail will set candidates apart. Join us as we strive for excellence in our written communications!Job Type: ContractPay: $22.05 - $26.55 per hourBenefits:• Professional development assistanceWork Location: In person

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