Talking tech since 2012
I started writing professionally in 2012, shortly after graduating from university with a 2:1 in creative writing and journalism.
My first real reporting role was at TechRadar, which began as an internship but later became a full-time gig as their multimedia reporter. I did a lot of on-camera work, which wasn’t really my cup of tea but was great exposure to an industry I was interested in.
I then moved into B2B reporting and enterprise IT, writing for industry titles like Mobile Europe and Digital Health News. This is when I began writing for leaders and decision-makers in the technology ecosystem. Since then, I’ve provided news, features, reports, case studies, analysis and more for professional audiences in the UK and internationally.
Before going freelance in 2022 I was a senior editor at ZDNET, where I commissioned news from European freelancers while covering my own beat servicing IT leaders and enterprise decision-makers.
These days, I create all kinds of editorial, PR and on-site marketing content, covering SaaS, digital health, AI, quantum computing and cybersecurity, among other sectors.
In my free time, I’m an avid gamer, coffee drinker and dad joke enthusiast, with vague aspirations of writing a novel (just don’t ask me how it’s going).