Freelance DeskTop Publisher
$25.00 - $35.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$25.00 - $35.00 per hour
About the role
- Format documents using computer software, including text, tables, artwork, and other visual graphic elements, to produce high-quality, style-consistent, publication-ready materials
- Follow CLD and client requirements throughout the publishing and production process
- Assist the publishing team through all phases of content development and production
- Prioritize and manage workload to support timely writer review and on-time project delivery
- Quickly learn CLD's processes and contribute ideas and approaches as appropriate
- Maintain a consistent look and feel across multiple deliverables, including modules within a learning system
- Collaborate with project teams on fast-moving projects while adhering to daily deadlines and schedules
- Create high-quality products using a variety of applications in a PC-based environment
- Submit work to editors for proofreading and accurately incorporate feedback and corrections
- Apply strong attention to detail to ensure consistency across multi-component learning solutions
- Collaborate directly with medical writers, project managers, medical illustrators, animators, and programmers to ensure timely delivery of content
- Balance strong content presentation with project timelines and budgetary constraints
- Minimum of 2 years of relevant experience
- Proven proficiency with major word processing, layout, and presentation applications, including Microsoft Word, InDesign, PowerPoint, Acrobat, and Articulate
- Strong experience working in a PC-based environmentStrong knowledge of styles and templates, including the ability to customize materials to meet client needs
- Knowledge of color, prepress, fonts, and other elements that contribute to the successful delivery of print-ready materials to vendors
- Excellent grammar and spelling skills, with familiarity with proofreading marks
- Ability to manage multiple projects, shift priorities, and problem-solve in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environmentStrong communication and time management skills
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