Proofreader (Part-Time & Full-Time / Entry-Level) Remote

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We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our team as an Entry-Level Proofreader. In this role, you will review and edit various content types to ensure accuracy, clarity, and consistency. This is a full-time position with flexible hours, ideal for candidates with strong language skills and a keen eye for detail.

Responsibilities:

  • Review, proofread, and edit documents for grammar, punctuation, spelling, and formatting errors

  • Ensure content adheres to brand guidelines, style guides, and tone of voice

  • Check documents for clarity, flow, and readability

  • Verify accuracy of facts, dates, and other critical information

  • Collaborate with writers, editors, and project managers to meet deadlines

  • Maintain confidentiality of sensitive materials

  • Manage multiple assignments and prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment

  • Assist with other editorial and administrative tasks as needed

Qualifications:

  • High school diploma or equivalent required; associate or bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, Journalism, or related field preferred

  • Excellent command of written English and grammar rules

  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

  • Ability to focus on repetitive tasks and spot errors quickly

  • Familiarity with style guides (APA, Chicago Manual of Style, etc.) is a plus

  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Google Docs

  • Effective time management and ability to meet deadlines

  • Strong communication skills and ability to accept feedback

Work Schedule and Environment:

  • Full-time position (generally 30–40 hours per week)

  • Flexible schedule—set your own hours with some core availability required for meetings and collaboration

  • Remote/work-from-home

  • Supportive team environment with training provided

Benefits:

  • Competitive entry-level pay

  • Flexible work hours

  • Paid time off and holidays

  • Opportunities for professional growth and development

  • Collaborative and inclusive culture

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