Your Role as an Editor

• Proofreading and editing manuscripts for grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style consistency.
• Collaborating closely with authors to enhance clarity, flow, and structure without compromising their voice.
• Reviewing manuscripts for factual accuracy, citation standards, and formatting compliance (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).
• Providing constructive editorial feedback for improved reader engagement and content quality.

Eligibility & Skills

• Bachelor's or Master’s degree in English, Linguistics, Communication, or related discipline.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in professional editing, publishing, or academic review.
• Proficiency in editorial styles like APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, or equivalent.
• Strong language skills, attention to detail, and an ethical approach to content review.

Application Process

1. Prepare your updated CV and a short cover letter detailing your editorial experience and interests.
2. Attach 2–3 samples of edited content (academic, fiction, non-fiction, etc.).
3. Email your complete application to editorial@synsto.com or info@synsto.com.
4. Selected applicants will be contacted within 7–10 business days for an editorial assessment.

Editorial Integrity & Confidentiality

Editors working with Synsto are expected to follow global publishing ethics. All manuscripts are confidential and protected under our non-disclosure agreement. Plagiarism, AI misuse, and misrepresentation are strictly prohibited.

Why Join Synsto?

• Work with a diverse pool of authors from academic, literary, and professional backgrounds.
• Remote flexibility with scalable project opportunities based on your availability.
• Global exposure and the chance to be credited for your editorial contribution.
• Access to learning resources, editorial training, and international editorial standards.

Synsto upholds inclusive hiring practices and values editorial voices across geographies, languages, and cultures.