Editor

Our team consists of about 40 people in offices spread across Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Niš. We are looking for an Editor who will join a dedicated Proofreading and Editing Department that supports the company’s growth steps and further development.

Job Responsibilities:

• Edit business plans and other deliverables for sentence structure, paragraph structure, and other similar corrections that require the full scope of the editing process
• Proofread business plans and other deliverables for typos, misspellings, grammar and punctuation errors, and other similar corrections
• Provide insight to the Writers if there seems to be a lack of logic, a discrepancy in the thought process, or a deviation from the company’s established writing style
• Grade the quality of deliverables and complete reports, as per the company’s policies
• Help writers continuously improve their written English by supporting the company’s training process, as well as by offering instructional comments, advice, guidelines for each deliverable, and objective feedback on the work done

Candidate Profile:

• World class English language skills, including the feel for text written by a native vs. a non-native writer
• Interest in the business and the practical side of the English language
• Advanced Microsoft Word skills, a large majority of the deliverables are prepared using this software
• Bachelor’s degree or a higher degree level in English language
• As much experience in editing and proofreading, and particularly of business documents, is preferred
• Ability to handle tight editing deadlines in a fast-paced environment

Work Conditions:

• Full-time job
• Optional remote work during pandemic
• Comprehensive compensation package
• Highly flexible working hours
• Private Health Insurance as an added benefit after 6 months
• Timely and organized performance reviews
• Training on the company’s guidelines and policies

In order to be considered for this position, you need to submit your resume in English language. Additional documentation is welcome, but is not mandatory and does not have to be in English.