Portfolio
My work spans a diverse range of writing styles and subject areas, from strategic marketing & thought leadership, to academic research & media analysis, along with playwriting.
In a world saturated with content, I make each piece actually worth reading with a voice that’s distinct, adaptable, and grounded in critical thinking.
Strategic Marketing & Thought Leadership (Shufti)
In my six months at Shufti, I authored 21 articles (Thought Leadership, regulatory updates, vertical specific guides, UX/CX leadership profiles), 8 video scripts, 4 infographics, 1 major report, edited 63 previously written or soon to be released articles, as well as contributed to various sales enablement materials, monthly newsletters, and social media posts.
Podcast & Video Production
Another important role I took on at Shufti was podcast and video coordinator. On the podcast side, this involved compiling a list of potential guests, creating questions for the interview, creating captions when necessary, and editing the final product. For videos, this involved drafting scripts, storyboarding, contacting voiceover artists, and providing notes to the design team on how to improve the timing, imagery, text, etc.
Academic Research & Critical Analysis
My academic work spans psychology, philosophy, literature, and behavioral science, combining original empirical research with critical theoretical analysis. From quantitative studies on resilience, environmental attitudes, and addiction to in-depth examinations of philosophical influences in postmodern theatre, these projects reflect a commitment to exploring how human thought, behavior, and environment interact.
Playwriting
This is a selection of plays that I wrote (or co-wrote) in college which were then later performed. Trouble Shooting and Leave It All To Me were both written for student-run theatre festivals and were well received by my peers. The Adulterous Woman was written for my Playwriting 275 class, was chosen to receive a staged reading, and later published in a literary journal.