a person who corrects all of your grammar, punctuation, word usage, spelling and style issues
The title given to a person (usually an employee of the publisher) whose responsibility it is to prepare manuscripts for publication by providing markup for the printer as well as any needed improvements in spelling, grammar, and style.
An editor responsible for the final polishing of a manuscript, who reads primarily in terms of appropriate word usage and grammatical expression, with an eye toward clarity and coherence of the material as presented, factual errors and inconsistencies, spelling, and punctuation.
Person who edits or redacts copy (manuscript material) submitted by an author. Such editing has the goal of correcting grammar irregularities and inconsistencies and of correcting punctuation, spelling, usage and style.
A vital part of your publishing team, the copyeditor corrects the grammar and spelling in your manuscript and checks your facts for accuracy.
The person at a publication who is in charge of correcting and proofreading articles. This editor makes changes in the copy and double-checks it for grammatical errors, spelling problems, and other possible mistakes.
Corrects punctuation, grammar and style consistency. (Style isn't about hemlines, it is the particular standards, spellings, capitalization, etc., your company or publication adheres to so that you can present professional publications.) This is sometimes called mechanical editing.