Technical content operations

I help developer-tool, AI, and security companies find their voice and their audience.

Let’s build the editorial machinery most tech companies skip: a clear process from idea to published piece, and the standards that keep every piece sounding like you.

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Approach

How an engagement runs

Every team starts somewhere different. The stages stay the same, and each one leaves you with something you keep.

stage 1 · audit

Audit

What you’ve published, who writes it, how it gets reviewed, and where readers and AI assistants actually find you.

→ a map of your content today
stage 2 · narrative

Narrative & messaging

The story only you can tell, the audiences it’s for, and the topics that earn engineers’ trust.

→ messaging and a topic plan
stage 3 · workflow

Workflow

From engineer’s draft to published post: briefs, technical review, editorial standards, freelancer and SME pipelines, AI-assisted production with quality checks.

→ a process your team can feed
stage 4 · run

Run & measure

A calendar that survives launches, AEO-aware planning, and simple measurement. I can run it for a while, or hand it over to your new hire.

→ an operation that keeps going

Somewhere else entirely? I’ll shape the engagement around where your team is today.

Ways to work together

Three ways in

for teams with content but no system

Content operations consulting

An audit, then the workflows, standards and pipelines that turn scattered posts into a steady, credible publishing operation.

for teams between hires

Interim content operations lead

I run your content operation while you hire, or set up the process your new content lead will inherit on day one.

for teams just getting started

Narrative & technical content strategy

Messaging, topics and formats for developer, AI/ML, data, infrastructure, and security audiences, with technical editing where it counts.

Contact

Tell me where your content is today.

A short note is plenty: what you’re building, what you’ve published so far, and what you’d like it to do. I’ll reply with how I’d start.

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