Freelance Content Editor

FoolProof Digital seeks experienced freelance content editors to join our virtual team. We need talented editors to ensure our content is high-quality, accurate, and error-free before client publication.



As a freelance editor with FoolProof Digital, you'll work remotely while playing a key role refining and polishing content produced by our network of writers.



Responsibilities:




  • Review articles against provided outlines to ensure adherence to client requirements

  • Copy edit articles to fix grammar, spelling, punctuation, and awkward phrasing

  • Fact check articles and flag any inaccuracies

  • Use tools like Grammarly and Copyscape to catch issues technology might miss

  • Provide clear, actionable feedback to writers on necessary revisions

  • Meet quick turnarounds, spending ~30-60 mins per piece on average

  • Edit approximately 2,500 words per hour

  • Commit to editing ~50,000 words per week



Requirements:




  • 2+ years experience copy editing, proofreading, or fact checking

  • Extremely strong grasp of grammar, punctuation, and mechanics

  • Sharp eye for detail and commitment to delivering error-free work

  • Ability to absorb complex topics quickly

  • Self-motivated with proven ability to meet tight deadlines

  • Available to work 8 hour days Monday-Friday during standard business hours



Compensation:



This is a freelance, remote position paid on an hourly basis. We offer a competitive rate of $15-$18/hour commensurate with experience.



To apply, please submit a resume and cover letter. We look forward to reviewing applications from talented editors!

Employment Type: FULL_TIME
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