I’m a content strategist and writer who brings a literary sensibility to digital strategy—shaping clear, human web experiences for complex products and organizations.

With over fifteen years of professional experience, I work at the intersection of content, brand, and digital strategy, helping organizations translate complex ideas into clear, human, and scalable web experiences.

In my current role, I serve as a Senior Content Strategist at CI&T, a global information technology and software development company, where I lead content and experience strategy for large-scale digital platforms. My work focuses on information architecture, user journeys, narrative systems, and governance—partnering closely with design, research, product, and analytics teams to shape high-visibility websites that balance storytelling with usability and performance.

Previously, I worked as a content writer at the human capital management software startup Namely and spent four years as an in-house digital content specialist at the University of Michigan. There, I helped guide digital marketing and content strategy for the university’s liberal arts college—the largest individual college within the institution—supporting complex stakeholder needs across academic, administrative, and public-facing audiences.

Alongside my strategy work, I’m an active writer. My poetry and nonfiction writing have appeared in Narrative Magazine, Salmagundi, Michigan Quarterly Review, DIAGRAM, Smartish Pace, and elsewhere. I was formerly the host of the Living Writers Show, a literary talk show on WCBN-FM 88.3 Ann Arbor, and have conducted interviews with a wide range of writers, including Maggie Nelson, Jonathan Lethem, Marie Howe, and others.

I speak French, am learning Spanish, and spend my free time running, rowing, baking, and restoring my 1910 home in southwest Detroit.