I'm a deputy managing editor at The Washington Post — a masthead editing role. The Post's five deputy managing editors are broadly responsible for the newsroom's daily news report and take turns running the day. Each of us also has leadership lanes to ourselves. I lead The Post's live news strategies, partner most closely with our Product teams and am currently working to revamp our Homepage presentation and strategies.Previously, I was the Director of Social and Operations at The Post. In that role, I was responsible for The Post's work across social media platforms, search engine optimization, the newsroom's various digital strategies, the digital workflows that supported those strategies and the newsroom's products that supported those workflows.Before that role, I was the Post's Deputy Audience Editor. I've also led metrics strategy for the newsroom and led the creation and development of a bespoke engagement metric named Spectrum.When I joined The Post in 2014, my first job was to grow mobile web traffic. In this role, I co-led a year-long training effort for all Washington Post journalists. We taught reporters how to build their audience and write their own digital headlines.I've worked in various digital editor and digital strategy roles throughout my career and have also been a technology columnist. I have also taught digital journalism to undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Maryland.