Thesis & Academic Document Specialist | Editing, Citation Accuracy & Formatting
I'm a research-trained writer and editor specializing in thesis, dissertation, and academic document support. My background combines a Master's and Bachelor's in Engineering with published, peer-reviewed research, giving me a strong grasp of how technical and academic arguments are built — and where they tend to break down.
I work extensively with long, complex documents: theses requiring strict citation accuracy (OSCOLA, APA, IEEE), technical reports, legal and regulatory research writing, and advanced Word formatting — footnote structuring, cross-referencing, and layout consistency across hundreds of pages. Every citation is verified, every formatting detail is resolved, and I work through multiple rounds of revision alongside supervisor or reviewer feedback rather than delivering a single pass.
I take on a limited number of projects at a time so each one gets proper attention, particularly for long-form academic work where consistency across chapters matters.
Work Terms
I work on a project basis, with pricing agreed upfront based on the scope, length, and complexity of your document (e.g., number of chapters, word count, depth of editing required). For larger projects, I break the work into milestones — such as by chapter or by revision round — so you can review progress and approve payment at each stage rather than paying a single lump sum upfront.
Turnaround: Varies by project scope and depth of revision needed; I provide a clear estimate and timeline once I've reviewed your document and confirmed the scope.
Communication: I respond to messages within 24 hours on business days. I'm happy to work through Guru's messaging system for initial scoping and ongoing check-ins on longer projects.
Availability: Currently accepting new projects; I limit the number of concurrent engagements to maintain consistency and attention to detail across each one.
Revisions: Included as part of the agreed project scope for iterative feedback (e.g., supervisor comments); please share your institution's specific formatting or style guidelines upfront so they're reflected from the first draft.
Getting started: Share your document (or a sample chapter) along with your requirements and deadline, and I'll provide a project quote and timeline before work begins.