• Edit for flow and structure, copyedit, and style all forms of deliverables for medical affairs, commercial, patient and payor communications, and publications teams. • Proofread Creative poster layouts against poster templates and congress guidelines, annotate amends for Creative, and/or incorporate text changes into layout. • Conduct pre- and post-Creative review for all Creative assets at defined stages of the project lifecycle. • Propose adjustments to content layout and design elements, for appropriateness and consistency with client brief and style. • Collaborate with Medical & Scientific Services team to verify accuracy and completeness of content via fact check of data points and close review of reference lists. • Develop and maintain style guidelines for your assigned clients that meet with client standards and expectations; align with client corporate and brand style guidelines, agency style guidelines, American Medical Association (AMA) Manual of Style, and all Citrus editorial, publication, and ethical procedures. • Serve as subject-matter expert regarding client and agency style, AMA style, structure, grammar, usage, and congress and journal standards. • Identify project areas that may require expertise from other team members and elicit input as appropriate. • Assist colleagues with editorial problem-solving, troubleshooting, and brainstorming. • Attend product status meetings to keep abreast of upcoming or in-progress editorial projects, and to track congress status. • Apply project management techniques to planning and scheduling work, in partnership with Account, Project Management, and Creative colleagues; obtain comprehensive project briefs, querying as necessary for clarity and understanding of requirements, due dates, and budget constraints; safeguard scope of delivery, timelines, and resourcing; communicate progress, risks, and dependencies. • Proactively collaborate with Creative, Account, and Project Management partners throughout the project lifecycle to manage schedules, communicate revised requirements, and ensure quality and timeliness of delivery. • Intake and delivery for all Editorial project requests; communicate project briefs and timeline expectations; liaise with Creative partners to prioritize and plan for delivery. • Provide mentorship, guidance, and support to junior editors and to all Citrus colleagues on the editorial process. • Review editor’s work and provide positive, supportive, and constructive feedback. • Identify training needs and work with colleagues to develop and deliver training.

• Support UK teams on a range of projects including: complex training programmes (educational slide sets and printed training manuals), meeting materials and signage, product monographs, scientific publications, websites and apps • Help organize the weekly Editorial resourcing for HCG teams

• Own end-to-end post-production for high-performing YouTube content, from ingest and assembly through final delivery • Shape compelling narratives through pacing, structure, music, graphics, and sound design to maximize retention and watch time • Collaborate with producers, creators, and stakeholders to refine concepts and translate creative vision into finished edits • Execute precise, efficient workflows across multiple projects while meeting tight deadlines • Apply platform-specific editing strategies, trends, and formats optimized for YouTube performance • Incorporate analytics and performance insights to inform editorial decisions and improve future content • Maintain uncompromising quality standards aligned with the channel’s creative vision and brand

• As the Junior Editor, you will be responsible for running, maintaining, and improving a suite of editorial tools that are crucial in maintaining the high standards of the novels we publish. • Your primary responsibilities will be to run editing tools on manuscripts and to review manuscripts to ensure they meet our quality criteria. • Collaborate with the Content Team to support overall editorial processes. • Provide detailed feedback and suggestions for improvements to editing tools. • Ability to perform quick-turnaround copyedits, line edits, proofreading, and beta-reading as needed.