Freelance Specialist Academic and Customized Technical Writer in Water Resource Engineering

Job Code: FLS-ENG-PA - 020

Freelance specialist technical writers and editors play a pivotal role in the PhdAssistance (www.phdassistance.com) business model, ensuring client satisfaction by crafting and refining high-quality proposals, manuscripts, and evidence-based reviews intended for esteemed journals across various subfields of Water Resources Engineering domain. At present, PhdAssistance is seeking specialist freelance technical writers in the field of Water Resources Engineering, who possess a high level of proficiency in the English language (preferably as a first language, such as the USA, Europe, and UK). We are looking for individuals who can collaborate with us on research writing, editing, and scientific communication services.

What will you do?

• Conduct scientific research and generate content in the realm of Water Resources Engineering, spanning diverse sub-specializations such as Hydrology, Hydraulics, Watershed Management, Water Quality, Flood Control, Irrigation Engineering, and more.
• This involves composing, revising, proofreading, and peer-reviewing manuscripts, encompassing original studies, experimental research, simulation studies, technical notes, survey papers, concise communication, review articles, letters to the editor, book reviews, invited papers, tutorial papers, emerging technologies, application notes, case reports, literature reviews, meta-analyses, systematic reviews, documents for journal submissions, theses, and dissertations.
• Utilize advanced tools, methodologies, and techniques specific to Water Resources Engineering. This may include software tools for hydrological modeling, hydraulic simulation, watershed modeling, water quality analysis, flood modeling, and irrigation system design.
• Stay updated with the latest trends and advancements in Water Resources Engineering to produce cutting-edge research content.

What do you need?

• A Post Doc/PhD/master’s degree or expertise in the field of Water Resources Engineering, specializing in relevant subfields.
• Prior experience in research and writing, along with a preferred certification in academic writing, editing, publishing, technical report writing, scientific and technical communication, journal article composition, and more.
• Proficiency in various writing styles and conventions pertinent to academic and scientific documents. Strong writing and editing skills, coupled with meticulous attention to detail (prior writing experience would be beneficial).

Why is this a remarkable opportunity?

• Enhance your research writing skills while refining your understanding of editing intricacies.
• Gain access to articles focused on the latest industry trends, publication guidelines, and writing insights available on our learning and discussion platform.
• Acquire an insider's perspective on cutting-edge research occurring globally in Water Resources Engineering.
• Earn an attractive remuneration for delivering high-quality written work.