Mark Allen Group
Deputy Editor

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Deputy Editor – Engineering Titles
Hybrid: Dartford and/or Herne Hill, 3 days in the office
Salary: £29,000, depending on experience and company benefits
Contract: Permanent, full-time
At Mark Allen, we create specialist content, events, data and insight for professional communities across sectors that matter.
As Deputy Editor, you’ll work across a portfolio of established engineering titles, producing high-quality journalism while supporting our editors and helping develop new ideas across print, digital, video and commercial content.
This is a varied role for an experienced journalist looking to broaden their editorial skills and play an important part in shaping the output of Eureka, Manufacturing Management, MADE in Ireland and Machinery.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Working closely with our engineering editors, you’ll contribute across all aspects of editorial delivery, including:
- Writing and producing news, features and other content for both print and digital platforms
- Creating and contributing to video and commercial content
- Attending and reporting from industry events in the UK and overseas
- Deputising for editors when required
- Supporting the day-to-day management of websites and newsletters
- Developing new editorial ideas and identifying opportunities to strengthen our content
- Proofreading, copy editing and maintaining high editorial standards
- Working closely with colleagues across the business and building relationships with external contacts to produce the best possible content
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You’ll already have strong editorial skills and be comfortable working across different formats, audiences and titles.
We’re Particularly Interested In Someone With
- Strong news and feature-writing skills
- Excellent proof-reading and copy-editing ability
- The confidence to manage competing deadlines across several publications
- Strong communication skills and the ability to build effective internal and external relationships
- Curiosity and the ability to spot and develop interesting content ideas
- The flexibility to travel within the UK and overseas when required
Experience using editorial CMS platforms and Adobe InDesign would be useful, but it isn’t essential.
You don’t need to arrive knowing everything about every engineering market we cover. What matters most is strong editorial judgement, an interest in specialist journalism and the ability to quickly understand the industries and audiences you’re writing for.
If you do not meet every requirement but bring transferable skills, sound judgement and fresh thinking, we encourage you to apply.


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Why Join Mark Allen Group?
Mark Allen is a specialist media business with more than 40 years of experience building trusted brands for professional audiences. You will join a business that combines respected legacy brands with the need to keep evolving, giving you the chance to contribute ideas, improve how we work and see the impact of what you do.
We Offer
- Hybrid working.
- Real ownership in your role.
- Development through hands-on learning, mentoring and internal progression.
- Company benefits.
- Exposure to specialist markets and loyal professional audiences.
- A culture shaped by our values:
How To Apply
Apply through our careers site with your CV, including a cover letter sharing what attracted you to the role and what you would bring to it.
A video introduction is completely optional and will not disadvantage your application.
Right to work: Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in the UK. Unfortunately, we are unable to offer visa sponsorship for this role.
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