Job Title

Title: Editorial Administrator
Department: Research Editorial
Location: Sector 62, Noida, India

About the Role

Introduction

Are you a highly organized administrator with a keen eye for detail and an interest in academic publishing? This is an exciting opportunity to join Oxford University Press (OUP) as an Editorial Administrator within our Research Editorial team.

In this role, you will support the acquisition and commissioning activities that bring world-class academic and reference content to a global audience. Working closely with Acquisition Editors, authors, reviewers, and cross-functional colleagues, you will play an integral role in ensuring projects progress smoothly from proposal through to publication and beyond.

This position offers an excellent opportunity for someone looking to develop a career in academic publishing while gaining exposure to commissioning processes, peer review management, digital publishing projects, Open Access initiatives, and author engagement activities.



You'll be part of a collaborative and purpose-driven organization committed to advancing learning, knowledge, and research worldwide.

The Prospect

As an Editorial Administrator, you will provide editorial and administrative support to the Research & Reference Acquisitions team. Key responsibilities include:

• Coordinating peer review activities for book proposals, including reviewer invitations, communications, tracking deadlines, and processing reviewer payments and gratis copy requests.

• Supporting Acquisition Editors with proposal administration, including preparing documentation for new-in-paperback proposals and handling standard proposal declines.

• Providing editorial and administrative support for digital publishing initiatives, including Oxford Intersections, Law Pro, Reference products, and Audience Editor projects.

• Assisting with Open Access administration, including processing funding applications and maintaining records.

• Coordinating re

📌 Editorial Administrator, Research (India)
🏢 Oxford University Press
📍 India