Book Production Editor
spinesDenver (CO)
About the role
Book Production Editor As our business continues to grow at lightning speed, we're excited to offer Book Production Editor positions to English speakers from all corners of the globe who are passionate about serving American authors. Join our team and help us on our journey to revolutionize the publishing landscape. We're currently seeking a talented Book Production Editor to join our team and help turn manuscripts into ready books. As a Production Manager, you will offer proofreading, formatting, line editing services for our authors.
What you will do:
Offer excellent proofreading, formatting, line editing services to our American authors. Follow established book publishing processes and procedures to deliver high-quality products to authors.
Requirements:
Excellent command of English (Written and Spoken).Excellent written communication skills. Relevant experience as a proofreader, editor, or formatter. Good time management skills.
Benefits:
Innovative Environment: Work in a dynamic and cutting-edge environment with a supportive and collaborative team. Growth Opportunities: Significant opportunities for professional growth and advancement within a rapidly expanding company. Impactful Work: Be a key player on a team that is revolutionizing the publishing industry with groundbreaking AI technology.
Exciting Industry:
Gain valuable experience in the exciting intersection of AI and publishing. Join a friendly team committed to making a difference in the publishing industry. At Spines, we value our employees and encourage them to grow and excel.
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