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Peer Review Operations Specialist at Public Library of Science - ApplyBlast

Peer Review Operations Specialist

Public Library of Science

1 month ago

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About this role

The Peer Review Operations Specialist maintains efficient peer review workflows and ensures high vendor performance standards to uphold an excellent contributor experience for authors, editors, and reviewers. This role involves enforcing turnaround time benchmarks, troubleshooting workflow issues, and collaborating with international colleagues to protect process integrity and publication quality. The specialist also serves as a liaison with vendor representatives and contributes to continuous quality improvement initiatives within the department.

Responsibilities

Manage peer review workflows and ensure timely submission processing
Troubleshoot manuscript and system issues while escalating as needed
Monitor vendor performance against KPIs and maintain quality standards

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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.