I started writing professionally in 2012, shortly after graduating from London Met with a 2:1 in creative writing and journalism.

My first reporting role was at TechRadar, which started as an internship but later became a full-time gig as their multimedia reporter. Spending a lot of time on-camera wasn’t really my cup of tea, but it was great exposure to an industry I was interested in.

I then moved into B2B journalism, cutting my teeth on leading industry titles including European Communications, Mobile Europe, and Digital Health News. Prior to going freelance in 2022, I was a senior editor at ZDNET. My beat spanned software development, computing, and IT leadership, as well as the quickly changing world of work spurred by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Later on in my role, I was promoted to a managerial position with responsibilities for commissioning freelancers and managing and mentoring junior reporters.

In my free time, I’m an avid gym-goer, gamer, coffee drinker, and dad joke enthusiast, with vague aspirations of writing a novel. Just don’t ask me how the latter is going.