MSc in Applied Biotechnology (Warsaw University of Technology), with hands-on experience assessing and communicating multi-stream technical research. I bring the same critical read to a manuscript that I bring to a thesis defence — and the same care for clear, accurate English that comes from writing science as a second-language academic.
Three samples chosen to show the same range an editorial role calls for: technical accuracy, structural judgement, and a consistent voice under different constraints.
A bilingual academic thesis combining two parallel research streams — natural herbal formulation and computational biotin-protein interaction modelling — synthesised into a single, accessible abstract for an international scientific audience. The methodology (AutoDock-based molecular docking) sits in the same drug-discovery toolkit used across pharmaceutical and life-sciences publishing.
A full-length feature structured across four thematic sections with pull-quote hierarchy and citation anchors — evidence of the same structural discipline an editor applies when assessing whether a submission's organisation actually serves its data or argument.
Selected from open national submissions by an editorial panel. Included here as proof that careful, precise writing holds up under independent editorial judgement, not just self-assessment.
The combination this role calls for: scientific comprehension, editorial judgement, and precise written English.
Looking for Assistant/Associate Editor and scientific writing roles in Auckland or hybrid. Happy to send a full CV with publication list on request.