Editorial judgment is the thing AI can’t replace. I bring 15 years of it, plus systems for scaling.
I've led editorial work at Business Insider, The Points Guy, and Engadget — building teams, shaping voice, and making sure the work was right before it went out. Now I help other teams do the same.
I work with content operations, newsletter teams, and editorial leaders who need a sharp, experienced editor in their corner. That can mean anything from hands-on writing and editing to content strategy to building AI workflows that scale quality without flattening voice.
A few ways I can help:
AI editorial consulting. I built the four-layer system that runs a 140K-subscriber newsletter with a ~54% open rate: prompt libraries, QA checks, error tracking, and governance rules. I can build something similar for your team.
Writing and editing. Service journalism, personal finance, travel, fintech, AI. Award-winning work across publications you've heard of.
Strategy and team support. From editorial calendars to voice guides to coaching writers. The judgment that comes from running these operations from the inside.
Start here:
New to my work? Grab the AI editorial cheat sheet. It’s a free reference for editors who want more certainty, less slop.
Want proof? See my case studies.
Ready to talk? Book a call.
The freelance rejection economy
What I’ve learned from nearly a year of freelancing post-Business Insider layoff, after countless edit tests and ego bruises.
From my Substack
Practical notes on AI, editorial systems, and this ruthless economy
Why you (probably) don’t need an AI agent
What a lost client taught me about AI hype
I built an editorial QA system in ChatGPT
7 markdown files, a known issues log, and the end of 1 a.m. editing anxiety
Brands I’ve worked with
