Crimson-ENAGO
May 2020–present
  • Contract editing for a global agency working with authors (East and South Asian, Western European, Middle Eastern and otherwise African) who wish to publish in English-language journals or other publications. Recent titles include:
  • “Public Participation in East Asian Nuclear Law”
  • “How IGOs Influence State Behavior”
  • “Technostress Among Egyptian University Medical Staff and Students: A Cross-Sectional Study of Remote Working During COVID-19”
  • “Most Common Social Media Platforms in Saudi Arabia for Sharing COVID-19 Medical Information”
  • “Children’s Rights and the Law in Myanmar”
  • “Governorate Documentation: The Magnitude of the Child Maltreatment Problem in Alexandria”
  • “Predicting Crop Production for Agricultural Consultation Service “
  • “Health Status of Slum Residents in Egypt”
  • “Turkey’s Adaptation of a Western Country Role Toward EU Membership”

Harrisco
June 2015–present
  • Contract editing for South Korean authors who wish to publish in English-language journals. Topics have included mental health status among North Korean defectors compared with South Korean natives; neuropsychological impacts on preterm children; the effects of chloride and thiosulfate on stainless steel corrosion; hepatocellular and other carcinomas; workplace stress among children’s public services employees; information processing of political messages; the anti-inflammatory effects of ginsenoside-Rb1; and many others.

Precision Consulting
August 2017–June 2019
  • Contract editing of dissertations (mostly 150–200 pages) for primarily online university students. Schools follow different dissertation formats, and thus I have become quite thorough in formatting large-volume documents according to templates and guidelines, with heavy emphasis on APA.

Cambridge International
​June–Sept. 2015
  • Contract editing for authors who wish to publish in English-language journals. Topics included approaches to teaching English as a foreign language among Chinese secondary school teachers; whether or not young children can be relied on to give accurate testimony; modeling boundary shear stress in open channels using machine learning; the evolution of regional trade agreements in Latin America; and numerous others. Editing for Cambridge was predominately dissertations of 10,000 to 20,000 words, and from one of their authors, I received the following compliment: "I am very satisfied and pleased for your excellent work. The revisions are careful and valuable, and almost all of them are acceptable. Especially the revision comments, which tell me why the sentence should/could be revised in such a way, will do great help to my English writing in the future."


Public Health Management Corporation
Dec. 2012–April 2015


American Journal Experts* (www.journalexperts.com)
March 2012–May 2015

  • Contract editing in the humanities for a scientific editing agency specializing in helping nonnative-English-speaking authors publish in English-language journals; the agency only accepts editors from one of 25 research universities.
  • Over 900 projects edited on topics as diverse as linguistics, macroeconomics, psychology and social work, public health and health care outcomes, and animal physiology, plus many more.
  • Earned a 15% bonus on each assignment. 

NORC at the University of Chicago* (www.norc.org)
Jan. 2012–present

  • Ongoing copy editing of project documents including federal grant applications and technical instruction manuals for a renowned social science research organization
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