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Associate Director, Publishing at Public Library of Science - ApplyBlast

Associate Director, Publishing

Public Library of Science

15 days ago

Remote

Full Time

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About this role

The Associate Director, Publishing provides strategic leadership for the PLOS journal portfolio, aligning publishing investments and journal development strategies with organizational goals. This role involves leading a team of Publishers, translating organizational strategy into clear priorities, and using data and market intelligence to guide decisions for portfolio growth and innovation. The position serves as a key steward of portfolio-wide publishing performance and a thought partner to the Director of Publishing & Publishing Operations.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement portfolio-wide publishing strategy aligned with organizational objectives
Oversee publishing budgets and forecasts ensuring responsible decision-making and resource allocation
Lead and develop a team of senior publishing professionals responsible for journal portfolio performance

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About Public Library of Science

plos.org

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2003

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PLOS (Public Library of Science) is a mission-driven, nonprofit open-access publisher dedicated to advancing open science, research integrity, and broad public access to research. It publishes a portfolio of peer-reviewed journals across the life and health sciences (including PLOS ONE, PLOS Biology, and PLOS Medicine) and champions policies like open data, reproducibility, and transparency in peer review. In addition to publishing, PLOS develops tools, advocacy, and institutional partnerships to lower barriers to sharing research, speed dissemination, and increase the societal impact of science.