| Date posted: |
Thursday, December 22, 2011 |
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| Job title: |
Science Editor, Writer for scientific articles (Physics) addressed to the layman (magazines, newspapers, websites) |
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| Audience: |
Dept. of Energy (DOE), Sandia, the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL), the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) |
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| Job location: |
On site, Sacramento, CA (916); 95822 |
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| Contract or staff: |
Contract |
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| Pay: |
$45/hr. |
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| Degree: |
B.S., Masters, or PH.D. |
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| Major: |
Physics, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, Journalism, English |
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| Job description: |
Correct and improve the written English of an expert in the field of wave power generation, for whom English is a second language. Add headings, fix sentence fragments, tense, grammar, and punctuation in his first drafts of 100-page reports. Make them readable, well-written for people in Federal agencies. To staff 10 funded prototypes for generating power from waves, they must understand the technology. |
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| Skills and Experience: |
Edited, wrote scientific articles for newspapers, magazines, journals, white papers, website content |
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| How to apply: |
Send your resume examples of your scientific writing here. |
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| Contact name: |
Dorothy Webster |
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| Website: |
www.Techwriters.com |
