Remote Scientific Writer (Freelancer/Full-Time)

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Scientific Writer – Research | Technical Content | Medical/Scientific Communication
Experience: 1–3 Years (Hands-on)
Location Preference: Candidates from Tricity are preferred but remote can also apply
Shift: Client-Aligned (US/Global Time Zones)
Joining: Immediate / 15 Days Preferred Role Overview We are hiring a Scientific Writer with strong research and technical writing capabilities.
You must understand:
• Scientific research methodology and data interpretation
• Medical / scientific terminology and accuracy standards
• How to translate complex scientific information into clear, structured content
• Literature review and referencing (PubMed, Google Scholar, etc.)
• AI-assisted research and content generation (with critical validation)
This role is execution-focused. We are not hiring theory-only profiles. Key Responsibilities • Conduct in-depth literature reviews and extract relevant insights

• Write, edit, and proofread scientific content (articles, blogs, whitepapers, reports)

• Simplify complex scientific data into reader-friendly formats

• Ensure accuracy, consistency, and proper referencing/citations

• Collaborate with research, marketing, or medical teams as required

• Use AI tools to support research, drafting, and content structuring

• Stay updated with latest developments in relevant scientific domains Mandatory Skills • 1–3 years of hands-on scientific or medical writing experience

• Strong research and analytical skills

• Excellent written English (clarity, structure, precision)

• Familiarity with citation styles (APA, MLA, Vancouver, etc.)

• Experience with research databases (PubMed, ScienceDirect, etc.)

• Ability to validate AI-generated content for scientific accuracy

• Attention to detail and fact-checking discipline Good to Have • Background in Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, or related field

• Experience in regulatory writing, clinical research, or healthcare content

• Exposure to SEO for scientific content

• Experience with tools like EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero

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