Editorial Assistant - Science Journals

  • REDWOOD PUBLISHING RECRUITMENT
  • Dec 09, 2025
Full time Advert / Media / Entertainment

Job Description

Are you ready to launch your career in scientific publishing? We are seeking a motivated Editorial Assistant to join the dynamic team of a prestigious scientific publisher. This is an outstanding opportunity for a graduate with a biological/medical science degree, who is keen to dive into the world of scientific publishing. This role can be worked on a remote basis with visits to the office every six weeks or more frequently if desired. Candidates will need to be based in the UK.

This role will provide hands-on experience across the entire publishing process, with opportunities to take on more responsibility in journal coordination and editorial work.

Some of the key responsibilities will include:

  • Assisting in the day-to-day running of this highly acclaimed suite of journals
  • Processing incoming submissions using the manuscript tracking systems
  • Acting as the main point of contact for authors and reviewers, addressing queries and managing correspondence regarding submissions
  • Supporting the production and publication of several journals and work across multiple titles
  • Track and process permission requests, rights and copyright documentation
  • Assist editors with reviewer invitations, follow-ups and response tracking

We are looking for a switched-on individual with a passion for science. You will be educated to degree level in a biological/medical science subject, and capable of working both independently and as part of a team. Strong attention to detail is essential for this role as are strong IT skills (MS Office), the ability to multi-task and work to tight deadlines.

If you are passionate about science and keen to make a career within scientific publishing, we would love to hear from you.

For further details of this varied and interesting role, please send your CV with a short covering letter to:

This role is available now and early applications may be prioritized.