
I specialize in delivering content that informs and delights where creativity and technology converge.
But my early career looked quite different. I taught and tutored everything from robotics to GED math, picking up any odd job that would come my way but never quite getting around to food service. Ironically, I wanted to be a teacher growing up. But when my introverted sensibilities got the better of me, I turned to corporate tech. Teaching became part of my backstory.
Marketing made sense because words come easily to me. But after three years in the field, I realized teaching was the most fulfilling job I’d ever had. I returned to it through local nonprofits, doing in my free time what I’d once done to make ends meet, now with a clearer focus. Whether in marketing or education, strategic communication is central to breaking down complexity for any audience. That remains my objective in every end-user experience.
Eventually, instructional design became my next endeavor as I sought to unite my ardor for technology with my aptitude for content and pedagogy. Now I apply the same precision to my professional work: decoding the intricacies that make human language hard to parse, and in that same undertaking, deconstructing the IT landscape of the modern era. The unpacking is what I enjoy the most.