About Me

I grew up in Dallas, Texas with many scorching summer days and lots of Cowboys fans (I ironically root for the Eagles). As a child, I loved my English classes the most because they provided me the opportunity to write and tell stories. I decided to become a journalist my senior year of high school because it seemed like a career with less risk than trying to author books! I fell in love with hearing about people's stories and being able to explain them in a concise and compelling way. I have picked up many skills beyond reporting and writing. I've become an expert in media relations, content strategy, collaboration, multimedia, interpersonal communications, and other skills. I value the art of storytelling. I work as a tech reporter at The Wall Street Journal in San Francisco, where I write about topics such as Microsoft and artificial intelligence. I began my career at newspapers in Texas, and I'm a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin.