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An Editor reviews stories, reports or manuscripts, makes corrections, and works with writers to improve content and structure of writing. Plans and coordinates material to be included in publications. Works with print material or website content. May specialize in copy editing (careful review of text for errors) or other types of editing; may work as an executive editor with authority to approve publications and contracts.
$78,557 / year median in Connecticut
-24% projected decline
Job Description
We value in-person collaboration - this role is 100% on-site with no remote options. Join Our Team as a Technical Editor - Drive Growth, Engagement, and Retention at ARRL! ARRL is seeking a Technical Editor to ensure the accuracy and clarity of technical content in ARRL monthly membership journal, QST and other ARRL publications. In this role, you'll review and edit technical manuscripts, write original articles, curate the Hints & Hacks column, support the monthly Product Review feature, and work directly with authors and members on a wide range of technical topics. The ideal candidate will have strong technical knowledge of amateur radio, excellent writing and editing skills, and an Amateur Radio license (Extra Class preferred). To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to hr@arrl.org Click HERE for more information.