Editorial Content Processing Specialist (XML& Word) -Interim

Geneva Interim CHF78.000 - CHF84.000 per year View Job Description
As a Editorial Content Processing Specialist (XML& Word) you will support the production, formatting, editing, and quality control of digital content and documentation. You will join a team of 5 specialists, contributing to accurate, compliant, and timely content delivery within a structured process environment.

added 24/04/2026

  • Editing - XML and HTML
  • English and French Fluent (C1+)

About Our Client

Our client is a large organization operating within the Not For Profit sector. They are dedicated to fostering innovation and collaboration on a global scale.

The role sits within a collaborative content production team supporting multilingual activities.The Editing & Content Processing team plays a key back‑office role, preparing documents from a technical and structural perspective prior to editorial review.

Job Description



This role is strictly focused on content processing.

You will receive documents mainly in XML format (initially originating from Word and already converted) and will be responsible for cleaning, validating and structuring the files, ensuring they are technically sound before being passed on to Editors.

šŸ‘‰ No content creation. No editorial decision‑making.

  • Process content from the perspective of content structure and layout (text, associated styling or markup, and graphical elements) in both XML-based (OSD) and Word-based workflows
  • Provide consistent, stable, and harmonized semantically rich content for files for ballot, editing and publication
  • Actively contribute to the development and testing of XML tools, such as macros, import routines and XSLT
  • Perform quality control of the converted Word-based standards to XML-based documents, document tagging and content errors
  • Contribute to the harmonization of working practices for production of content between MS Word and XML to facilitate the transition from an MS Word-based workflow to an XML-based workflow



The Successful Applicant



Must‑Have Technical Skills



  • Experience In Editing, correcting documents
  • Advanced expertise in XML (mandatory)
  • Very advanced Microsoft Word skills (mandatory)
  • Strong experience in content editing, structured documentation, or digital publishing
  • Excellent written and verbal communication in English (C1 level required), C1 in French is ideal



Soft Skills & Personal Attributes

  • Strong editing skills and successful experience : Calm, structured, and resilient under deadlines
  • Naturally inclined to improving processes rather than escalating issues
  • Strong attention to detail, accuracy, and text sensitivity
  • Collaborative team player with a professional and composed communication style

This role is well suited to professionals coming from:

  • publishing houses
  • scientific or academic publishing
  • editorial back‑office teams (NGOs, international organizations, media)



Typical backgrounds include:

  • Production Editor
  • Senior Editorial Assistant
  • Content Processing Specialist

Required Skills & Experience

  • Proven experience in editorial production / content processing
  • Strong attention to detail, layout and document structure
  • Ability to read, verify and correct XML (no development expected)
  • Advanced proficiency in MS Word (advanced formatting; wildcards, VBA a plus)
  • Comfortable working in highly process‑driven environments
  • Methodical, reliable, and detail‑focused mindset

What's on Offer

This role is offered as a temporary assignment (6 months) starting 1st June, to cover a replacement need. Recruitment Process1ļøāƒ£ Initial interview with Michael Page
2ļøāƒ£ On‑site interview with the client, including:

  • Meeting with the Line Manager and HR
  • Technical test to validate XML and Word expertise
Quote job ref
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Job summary

Job Function
Digital
Specialisation
Digital / Web Design
Industry
Not For Profit
Location
Geneva
Contract Type
Interim
Job Reference
JN-042026-6985909

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