Here are our current job openings. Please view the details for more information, and apply from that page if you are interested.
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This internship will learn about publishing in general and also gain hands on experience in an editorial department.
This internship is paid, part time (20-25 hours per week during normal office hours). This poisition is expected to start in August and extend through the fall semester with the potential to expand into the spring semester. Candidates MUST be current students able to work out of our office in Washington, DC (remote work is not permitted).
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This internship will learn about publishing in general and also gain hands on experience in an editorial department.
This internship is paid, part time (20-25 hours per week during normal office hours). This poisition is expected to start in August and extend through the fall semester with the potential to expand into the spring semester. Candidates MUST be current students able to work out of our office in Thousand Oaks, California (remote work is not permitted).
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We are looking to hire a Product Specialist to join our expanding Quartex team.
Adam Matthew’s new Quartex platform, is designed to facilitate archives’ management and open access publishing of our digital assets. This is an exciting time to join our creative team as we grow our customer base in the US while developing both the team and platform further.
The role:
You will work closely with the sales and technical teams to support with customer demonstrations as well as acting as the technical resource in responding to customer questions. Consulting with the archive, digital library and wider heritage industries community to help define user needs, workflows and functionality.
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The Web Applications Developer is responsible for designing, developing, deploying and supporting enterprise applications to support pubslishing systems in .NET, C# and SQL server technologies.
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The Institutional Business Development Manager will be responsible for market intelligence, sales strategy, process and the HE institutional model for SAGE Ocean’s product portfolio in the US. This is a new position, and the first sales position for SAGE Ocean to pioneer the sales and business development work for Ocean’s new portfolio of products at the cutting edge of social research. With the product team based in the UK, you will be the first team member based in the US. You will lead business development and sales activities for new products aimed to support academic skills and research with big data. Product include live SAGE Campus, and forthcoming SAAS products.
You will identify and meet with purchasing decision makers for the HE institution, learn of their needs and work to achieve market fit with the SAGE Ocean products. You will also play a key role with the product development team, feeding market intelligence back to base to support the ongoing product development to achieve best product/market fit.
About SAGE Ocean
Social research is changing as a result of the availability of new forms of data, including “big data”. SAGE wants to accelerate this change by working with the social science community to help them tackle the key challenges they face. To do this, we set up an innovation incubator, SAGE Ocean, to create a suite of new products and services to ensure that every social science researcher has the skills and tools they need to work effectively with big data and new technology.
Do you care about how the data revolution can impact social research? Do you want to work in start-up mode whilst having the benefits of working within a large organisation? Do you want to bring new products to market that will change the way social research is done? We are looking for an Institutional Business Development Manager to explore and develop our institutional sales model to extend our product portfolio beyond sales to individuals.
This is an opportunity to work on stuff that matters in a fast-paced team focused on using lean principles to rapidly understand the needs of researchers, and to use those insights to develop products and services that will best serve their needs.
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This position is responsible for the financial and editorial management of society journals in a select discipline or disciplines. Responsibilities also include development and negotiation of agreements for ancillary products related to existing publications. The Associate Publishing Editor position is expected to manage a workload of approximately 10-15 titles, but quantity may vary.
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The Executive Assistant supports the Vice President of College Editorial with a team of 50+ editors, editorial assistants, and interns in providing administrative duties, project management, event planning, and the creation and dissemination of key editorial reports. Wil also provide select support services for others as assigned by the VP.
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We are looking to hire a Platform Sales Manager to join our expanding Quartex team.
This is a newly created position and an exciting time to join us as we look to grow our customer base in the US. Adam Matthew’s new Quartex platform, is designed to facilitate archives’ management and open access publishing of our digital assets.
To be successful in this role it's essential that you are both confident and results-driven, as you’ll be helping the company meet and achieve our ambitious targets by creating and converting leads. You will ideally have a background within the EdTech, SaaS sector and previous sales experience.
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This Online/Digitial Products Intern will learn about publishing in general and also gain hands on experience in an editorial department working with digital product managers.
This internship is paid, part time (20-25 hours per week during normal office hours). This poisition is expected to start in August and extend through the Fall semester. Candidates MUST be current students able to work out of our office in Washington, DC (remote work is not permitted).
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OVERVIEW
The Sales Associate, College Books is responsible for selling and marketing our textbooks to college professors primarily via the telephone and email. The focus of this role will be execution of proactive calling campaigns in support of revisions , in support of specific key titles which receive less dedicated sales staff attention and will support open territories when needed. Key responsibilities include: making outbound calls to current users, following up on active leads generated through marketing, identifying prospects for key titles based upon teaching schedules, supporting open territory coverage and completion of sampling projects. The Sales Associate may occasionally be called upon to help support semester start up duties. This role is mostly phone based with a focus on outbound calls to decision makers about course needs, presenting text alternatives persuasively and providing accurate sales tracking and forecasting. This position will execute calling campaigns defined by district manager. The position will work with minimal supervision but will be accountable to specific calling and productivity metrics. The Sales Associate is expected to be effective, persuasive and efficient with targeted sales opportunities and customer contacts and knowledgeable about SAGE products.