I started my career in automotive journalism, first as an editorial intern at Autoweek Magazine and later as a staff writer for GM Edge, a B2B publication once distributed nationwide to GM dealers and employees. I covered new‑vehicle launches, technical engineering topics, dealer philanthropy, and community impact stories — often translating dense mechanical language and firsthand accounts into narratives that felt human and easy to grasp. Along the way, I contributed to Rubber & Plastics News, Inside Audi for After Sales, Medium Duty Truck News, Automotive Fleet, and Utility Products Showcase, expanding my range across both consumer and industry‑focused audiences.

Working in automotive print taught me how to balance accuracy with readability. When you’re writing for dealers, executives, and engineers, precision matters. When you’re writing for customers, clarity matters. Automotive publishing forced me to deliver both at once.

That foundation continues to influence how I build content experiences today. It’s why I approach complex topics with curiosity and why I focus on making intricate information feel intuitive.