Here’s why I’m a great fit for the Content Marketing Specialist role:

My experience centers on technical storytelling that’s practical and audience-first. I’m comfortable collaborating cross-functionally with product, product marketing, sales, and engineering to turn complex ideas into content technical audiences actually want to read and share.

I’ve written about technical topics like AI workflows, private vs. public cloud infrastructure, and governance and security. I’ve also written about operationally complex topics, like payroll deductions and retroactive pay, where clarity and accuracy are just as critical. In both cases, I relied on strong research and close collaboration with subject-matter experts to get the details right, even when the topic was new to me.

While I haven’t marketed a networking product directly, my work at Alexi focused heavily on security, governance, and risk considerations in SaaS environments. I created content for enterprise law firms evaluating how AI systems handle data privacy, access controls, and deployment models, often speaking directly to technical stakeholders.

The content from my time at Alexi best reflects my experience writing for technical audiences, particularly CTOs and IT leads, across formats like blogs, landing pages, sales enablement assets, and thought leadership pieces. I see this experience translating naturally to developer-focused networking content, especially when paired with my strong research skills and respect for technical accuracy.

I’m incredibly comfortable working asynchronously and navigating ambiguity, which has been core to my work in fast-moving, early-stage startup teams.

I hope we get the chance to chat soon!