Editorial judgment,applied at scale.

I began my career in journalism, where I learned to find the real story, ask better questions, edit without losing a writer’s voice, and make difficult ideas clear under deadline. As an editor and editorial leader at Bleacher Report, ESPN, Vox Media, and The Shadow League, I expanded that judgment into publishing operations, audience strategy, and cross-functional production.

My work later moved into enterprise technology and financial services. At Microsoft, Synchrony Bank, and JPMorgan Chase, I applied the same discipline to product pages, support content, customer stories, information architecture, content governance, and reusable systems. I learned to treat content not only as something to publish, but as infrastructure: standards, templates, taxonomies, workflows, and guidance that help organizations communicate consistently.

More recently, I have brought that experience to AI evaluation and model training at Amazon AGI Data Services and Outlier. The medium changed, but the core work did not: interpret intent, weigh evidence, spot subtle failures, explain editorial decisions, and improve how information reaches people.

Turn complexity into clear content—and build the structures that help teams do it repeatedly.

Selected organizations

Microsoft, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, Synchrony Bank, Vox Media, ESPN, Bleacher Report, National Urban League, and Buffalo Public Schools.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism
Howard University, 2004

Content Strategy and Storytelling Certificate
University of Washington, 2021