Scientific Editor at Elsevier

The ideal candidate is a PhD researcher with deep expertise in how light interacts with materials, specifically in fields like photovoltaics, photonics, or photocatalysis. You should have a strong grasp of the peer review process and the ability to curate high-level scientific content for a global audience. **What makes it worth a look...** This is a rare chance to be a founding editor for a brand-new Cell Press journal, giving you significant influence over its early identity and direction. The role is covered by the National Union of Journalists pay bargaining unit and includes comprehensive benefits like a contributory pension, private medical care, and "RECARES" volunteer days. **You might be a good fit if you...** * Hold a PhD in material science, chemistry, or physics with a light-matter focus. * Have professional experience in scientific editing or managing peer reviews. * Enjoy traveling to international conferences to scout top-tier research. * Can critically evaluate complex manuscripts across broad scientific topics.