Overview

The Journal of Marine Engineering and Technology is a high-quality, specialised journal that focuses on developments in marine engineering and marine technology for industrial practitioners and researchers, considering topical issues from environmental impact, energy transition and performance through to autonomy and artificial intelligence.

As an Editor-in-Chief, you – in cooperation with the Associate Editors and working with Taylor and Francis and the IMarEST – will be responsible for ensuring the continued quality of the journal by leading the journal’s Editorial Board, which maintains and improves the scope, policy and review process of the journal.

 

What you'll be doing

  • Lead the Editorial Board to establish the strategy and development plan for the journal, covering editorial direction, scope, focus and content and including annual objectives
  • Find and attract Associate Editors and Editors to determine policy and processes to execute the review process of manuscripts in the Journal’s peer review system, Editorial Manager™
  • Attract submissions for the journal by engaging with your network and proposing special issues on contemporary subjects in the field
  • Act as an ambassador to promote the best interests of the journal and its outreach, representing the journal at meetings and promoting fair and balanced media coverage
  • Report on the journal’s policy, process and performance to the IMarEST's Publications Supervisory Board
  • Be responsible for the accuracy and veracity of the scientific and academic content

 

About you

You will have:

  • Experience of strong leadership skills in your field, with extensive experience in leading boards and research teams
  • An extensive academic background in marine engineering and technology
  • Experience in research, and application of this research that contributes to reduction of environmental impact, energy transition, improved system performance and effective application of autonomy and artificial intelligence
  • An active presence in the marine engineering and technology community, with a strong network
  • Confidence to lead experienced researchers, editors, and reviewers to provide a prompt and courteous service to authors
  • Strong organisational skills to ensure that submissions are handled in a timely manner
  • The ability to foster positive working relationships with colleagues including the Associate Editors, members of the Editorial Board, IMarEST, and Taylor & Francis

 

Benefits

There are many benefits to becoming an Associate Editor, including:

  • Building your professional network
  • Promoting research and work you’re passionate about
  • Becoming recognised as a leading figure within the oceanographic community
  • Contributing to your continuing professional development