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Seattle, WA

As Web Publisher for Red Ventures' Education vertical, I was responsible for translating all editorially approved content into live text on the web, utilizing HTML, shortcodes, and CSS to publish a page across dozens of web properties focusing on online higher education. The role also handled site maintenance tasks, such as running reports, fixing broken.

Bellevue, WA

As a one-man print production and editorial department, I was responsible for editing, designing, and publishing dozens of individual menus across up to five restaurants and a handful of concepts, working heavily in InDesign. During my time at Schwartz Brothers, I standardized the look, feel, and content of wine lists; rebranded all menus for the Daniel's.

In this remote freelance job, I copyedited restaurant profiles, chef interviews, top-five lists, cocktail recipes, and more for The Food Lens, a website focusing on good eats in the Boston area. I also composed slogans and explanatory copy as needed to feature throughout the website and promotional materials.

Boston, MA

In addition to carrying out much of the duties of my previous position—writing, editing, and coding original and issue content according to Chicago, AP, and house styles, working with interns, and composing newsletters—I took on analytics at large for our digital properties and honed our overall strategy, recoding pages of our website for appearance and.

Boston, MA

This job put me on the front lines of digital editorial: I managed our magazine's social media strategy across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more. I acted as the gatekeeper for original digital content, uploading prior issue content, working with interns to bring their writing up to snuff, collaborating with bloggers on sponsored campaigns, and putting.

Berkeley, CA

After graduating with my master's degree I moved back home to California for a spell, where I quickly became involved with a food-tech startup affiliated with culture magazine as a content manager. Wading deep into the business materials of food producers, distributors, and retailers, I applied my editorial exactitude across a wide variety of artisan.

Boston, MA

My summer internship at culture came to a close, and I was subsequently hired on as a freelance editorial assistant to transfer content from the magazine's past issues and former Drupal website to its new Wordpress site. It was great practice coding with HTML and CSS and editing images with Photoshop.

Boston, MA

My internship for culture magazine thrust me straight into the journalistic trenches of a 21st-century print and digital publication—I became acquainted not only with the planning and organization behind effective social media strategy but also with the demands of regularly generating content in a digital environment (my weekly blog series, Real Cheese.

Boston, MA

I had already learned a lot about positively communicating with writers to improve their work as an undergraduate tutor, but in grad school—sitting down with so many international students to talk about papers ranging from public health to integrated marketing, hashing out basic English grammar rules I wouldn't think twice about—I sharpened my ability to.

Woburn, MA

Interning at Publishing Solutions Group ("Solutions Is Our Middle Name") was my first real taste of a professional publishing environment. Although K–12 and AP educational publishing is not exactly my jam, it was enlightening to discover all of the work that go into releasing even the simplest brochures, and contributing to editorial development.

Walla Walla, WA

Enlisting as an undergraduate writing tutor introduced me to the less obvious yet extremely crucial trick to a career in editorial: knowing how to work kindly and efficiently with others.I certainly improved my understanding of grammar, syntax, style guides, and organization for essays in my liberal arts wheelhouse—English, History, Politics, Religion.

Walla Walla, WA

Throughout my years as an undergrad, I was a member of the submissions selection staff for two of Whitman College's student-run literary publications: blue moon, an annual magazine, and quarterlife, a quarterly zine.Working with these organizations gave me my first taste of editorial collaboration and honed my interpersonal skills in pursuit of a quality.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), English

Activities and Societies: blue moon Poetry and Prose Submission Staff, quarterlife Submission Staff

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Publishing And Writing