Technical Editor I: Nonclinical Docs & QC

Creative Solutions Services, LLC; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 87,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly Pay

Medical Insurance

Dental & Vision Insurance

Job summary

Creative Solutions Services, LLC is seeking a Technical Editor I to support nonclinical document management, editing, quality control, and workflow coordination in a regulated drug development environment. The contractor will work with Submission Managers, authors, SMEs, and publishing teams to ensure accuracy and timely delivery.

Responsibilities include managing documents, applying editorial standards, and coordinating across Development Sciences and Regulatory Affairs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in English, Science, Communications, Liberal Arts, Health Sciences.
• At least 2 years of scientific editing or technical writing experience.
• Experience in regulated environments and drug development knowledge preferred.

Responsibilities

• Document management and processing across digital libraries.
• Edit and QA nonclinical study documents and GLP statements.
• Coordinate timelines and hand-offs among authors and stakeholders.
• Maintain project information in tracking systems.
• Provide internal content management and communication.
• Identify issues and propose solutions to meet deadlines.

Skills

Document management

Quality control

Project management

Editing & proofreading

Attention to detail

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication skills

Microsoft Word proficiency

Regulatory submissions knowledge

Organization

Education

Bachelor's degree in English, Science, Communications, Liberal Arts, Health Sciences

Tools

Microsoft Word

Job description

Creative Solutions Services, LLC is seeking a Technical Editor I to support nonclinical document management, editing, quality control, and workflow coordination in a regulated drug development environment. The contractor will work with Submission Managers, authors, SMEs, and publishing teams to ensure accuracy and timely delivery.

Responsibilities include managing documents, applying editorial standards, and coordinating across Development Sciences and Regulatory Affairs.