I helped lead Dow Jones' strategic engagement with tech companies, including Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Twitter. This meant working with tech giants to expand audience -- and revenue -- for WSJ, Barron’s and MarketWatch, while also partnering on innovative products and business models.

I wrote about the telecommunications industry, including companies such as Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. - Broke major scoops such as Verizon's $130B acquisition of Vodafone stake in Verizon Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile's on-again, off-again merger talks.- Wrote numerous aheds about things like airport carpet, millennials discovering TV antennas, and drunk dialing. - Prolific writer of corporate and industry enterprise stories, such as a viral hack that caused thousands of iPhones to dial 911.

Regular on-air co-host on Mornings with Maria, providing insight and asking questions about tech, the economy and politics.

I worked as a reporter and associate producer at Rain Media, a production company that produces documentaries exclusively for PBS FRONTLINE. My work included story development, reporting, casting, and fact checking. Over three-years, I conducted hundreds of pre-interviews and dozens of on-camera interviews. I led research and reporting on a ProPublica-PBS FRONTLINE investigation into worker safety, Cell Tower Deaths (May 2012), and broke news while reporting documentaries, The Spill (October 2010) and WikiSecrets (May 2011). I also co-produced The Private Life of Bradley Manning (March 2011). My latest work was on The Retirement Gamble (April 2013), a documentary about the retirement industry.The Retirement Gamble was awarded an Emmy, and The Spill, WikiSecrets and Cell Tower Deaths were each Emmy nominated.

I contributed reporting to several investigations, and wrote articles investigating BP in the years leading up to the 2010 gulf spill.

I produced daily spots and feature stories for OPB, which is Portland, Ore.'s NPR affiliate.

I worked in the WSJ's San Francisco bureau and covered general news along the West Coast, including the 2009 California budget crisis and the Jaycee Dugard case. In a five-month span, I wrote dozens of articles, including two A1 pieces.

I produced roughly one show per week for Think Out Loud, an hour-long current affairs program based in Portland. The show is an innovative combination of blogging and the radio.

I held several positions during three years at The Oregon Daily Emerald, the daily newspaper at the University of Oregon. At the time, the circulation was 8,500. I worked the higher education, administration and investigations beats. I covered the development of the UO's basketball arena, and I also served as freelance, supplements and news editor. I also served one year as Editor in Chief.

I led a newsroom of about 50 student reporters and editors for the daily college paper, which had a circulation of 8,500.

I wrote approximately three stories per week for Ghana’s largest circulating newspaper

I covered crime and general news from the Southwest bureau and the breaking news team.