Edit MBSE Doctoral Praxis

I’m approaching the final draft of my Systems Engineering doctoral praxis on model-based systems engineering and want a fresh, technically-savvy editorial pass before submission. The manuscript sits ~100 + appendices w/ figures and 1 table, pages (exact count on award) and is written in Microsoft Word with built-in styles.

*University Template & checklist will be provided.

Your focus will be:

• IEEE-compliant in-text citations and reference list integrity
draft already has filled in MS-WORD native citations. verification/accuracy check requested

• Clear, concise wording and overall language polish
• Proper figure, table, and acronym & glossary table formatting—including an alphabetized acronym and glossary tables
• Cohesive document organization and any other editorial improvements you recommend

The Introduction & Literature Review, Methodology & Results, and Discussion & Conclusion each need equal attention, so expect to work through the whole document rather than only spot sections.

Deliverables
1. A tracked-changes version showing every edit
2. A clean, submission-ready file
3. An updated .bib / reference-manager file (or Word reference list) confirming every citation is valid and correctly formatted
4. A standalone acronym table and glossary table and assurance that all figures and tables meet graduate-school guidelines

I’ll provide the current draft, existing reference library, and formatting guide on award. Familiarity with academic editing, model-based systems engineering terminology, and IEEE style is essential; comfort with Word’s styles and reference managers like EndNote or Zotero is a plus.

Turnaround is flexible but I’d like an initial annotated pass within one week, with the final version shortly after we resolve comments. If this sounds like a fit, please let me know your experience with doctoral-level technical editing and IEEE compliance, and share a brief sample if possible.