Associate or senior editor
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Nature Portfolio in Italia
Job Title Associate or Senior Editor (device physics), Research Cross‐Journal Editorial Team, Nature Journals Locations Pune, Shanghai, Beijing, Milan, Madrid – Hybrid Model Application Deadline 13th July 2026 About the Role Springer Nature is seeking an Associate or Senior Editor to join the Research Cross‐Journal Editorial Team. This exciting position involves being part of a team of editors that will work closely — and flexibly — with the existing Nature Research Journals. The ideal candidate will be a critical thinker with a deep understanding of their subject, curiosity and a desire to learn about areas beyond it, and who can think on their feet. Role Responsibilities Supporting editorial processes relating to manuscript assessment and the peer‐review process. Commissioning, editing and writing content for journals. Working closely with Chief Editors and journal teams, while reporting to the Head of the Research Cross‐Journal Team, on other aspects of journal content and strategy, as appropriate. Experience,
Skills & Qualifications Research experience to Ph D level (or equivalent) in device engineering, materials engineering for devices, applied physics, electronics or closely related areas. A keen interest in research both within and beyond your specialty. The ability to absorb and understand new areas of research. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Time management and work prioritization skills. Postdoctoral experience is not required but would be a plus. Previous editorial experience is desirable but not essential. Additional expertise in related disciplines would be advantageous. Applicants Must Include A brief cover letter explaining your interest in the role, relevant experience, preferred office location, salary expectations and current notice period. A CV detailing your education, employment history, list of published scientific papers, and any achievements demonstrating your suitability for the position. A concise discussion of a recent sci