In my career in digital media, I’ve been a story editor, assignment editor, and copy/line editor (or sub-editor as the Brits call it). I’ve written throughout it all. (I maintain that being a good editor requires you to also be a good writer.)

I’m a contributing editor at Jezebel, where I was previously deputy editor, covering books and the intersection of culture and current affairs. I’m also a copy editor for Foreign Policy and I run social media for International Politik Quarterly (the English-language online publication from the German Council on Foreign Relations). I previously worked at HuffPost and The Trace, and I started my career at The Atlantic.

I apply these skills to the marketing side of the editorial ecosystem as well, and have worked extensively on content for two fintech companies: Origin Financial and Stripe.

I’ve also edited academic work, including The Politics of Public Broadcasting in Britain and Japan (Routledge, 2023), and appeared on current affairs podcasts.

I hold an MSc in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics & Political Science, and one of my special areas of interest is British politics, past and present.