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I am an excellent technical writer specializing in helping B2B tech brands craft compelling stories to engage audiences meaningfully. I write on technology, business software, cloud computing, IT governance, and cybersecurity topics. I enjoy working with clients to understand their products, relevant audience, and buyer personas.
I strive to exceed readers' expectations and wow my clients. I subsequently use my expertise to write content that aligns with the buyer persona's position in their respective buyer's journey. I typically provide copy ranging from informational content like blogs designed to create awareness to the consideration stage content like case studies and product reviews.
Regarding my technical writing prowess, I am the rare breed that understands the intricacies of software architecture and how to write compelling yet straightforward prose. Because not too long ago, I worked as a software engineer, developing and supporting various software products. In addition to helping clients, combining my love for writing with my passion for technology makes freelance work meaningful.
So, I have the unique perspective to understand your audience's pain points when dealing with software products. I also bring my in-depth, incisive research skills honed through the rigors of graduate school.
Hiring me will be one of the best business decisions you'll make.
The article examines Kubernetes, the premier container orchestration platform for running containerized workloads. It explains how networking is fundamental to Kubernetes, introducing its networking model, load balancing, and various service layers for exposing application endpoints. It explains the philosophy behind the Pod as an abstraction created to solve the IP allocation problem, the container network interface (CNI) API, and the role of DNS in Kubernetes.
https://earthly.dev/blog/k8s-networking/
The scourge of zero-day attacks is a massive problem in cybersecurity because it weaponizes unknown vulnerabilities. The article is a practical guide showing the step-by-step process of how to use open-appsec, a specialized, open-source machine learning cybersecurity tool, to defeat zero-day threats. The implementation spanned deploying open-appsec as a standalone agent through its API or connecting it to a SaaS management portal. It also involved setting it up to use the Kubernetes CLI tool.
https://dev.to/openappsec/how-to-protect-apps-and-apis-in-kubernetes-from-zero-day-attacks-30k0
Vulnerability management is an essential aspect of robust, long-term cybersecurity. The article distinguishes vulnerability management from vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, highlighting the five stages of an effective vulnerability management process. It touches on reconnaissance methods, evaluating vulnerabilities through the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), and practical remediation actions in case of a data breach.
https://theqalead.com/test-management/vulnerability-management-process/
The article focuses on penetration testing as an integral part of vulnerability assessment. It breaks down the different types of network penetration tests and what is involved in each step. It covers information gathering, reconnaissance and discovery; exploitation, execution, escalation; and remediation and reporting.
https://theqalead.com/test-management/network-penetration-testing/
A 2,500-word article that would be simple yet comprehensive enough to guide both the tech-savvy and the novice user on how to migrate to a WordPress site. Some details included database migration, changing DNS nameservers, and switching URLs. The article was accompanied by images and screenshots to visually guide the user on implementing the prescribed actions.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C-LdvrBc9imvhN0_YQYAiscVs0q4p2XJ7pPRJPlBK1A/edit?usp=sharing
This product review article compared the pros and cons of the ten best code review tools. It highlighted the evaluation criteria used to select the products on the list, their core features, integrations, and their unique selling proposition that gives each product its competitive advantage.
https://theqalead.com/tools/best-code-review-tools/
DevOps tools have become an integral part of every software engineering team. They play a role in all facets of the software development lifecycle. These include enhancing programming productivity, source code repository management, testing, and continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. This article reviews the ten best DevOps deployment tools in the market. It evaluates features like AI-powered observability, project management, issue tracking, and so on.
https://theqalead.com/tools/best-devops-deployment-tools/
Monolithic applications often sprawl into unmanageable behemoths that are difficult to test and maintain. Decomposing them into microservice architectures is the best remedy for companies using these legacy applications. This article explains how to modernize legacy applications with techniques such as decomposing from domain lines/subdoman context, using the Strangler Fig pattern, automated event storming, and much more.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aeVNnUKAD-XtFNePdO2Fag6zcCfYjsVuccEpTn1vzvo/edit?usp=sharing
A 2,500-word article that would be simple yet comprehensive enough to guide both the tech-savvy and the novice user on how to migrate to a WordPress site. Some of the details included database migration, changing DNS nameservers, and switching URLs. The article was accompanied by images and screenshots to visually guide the user on implementing the prescribed actions.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s894J4kg4g-Kixt0HvtGRajpUG6Bq0IWrVtnfuwsMSI/edit?usp=sharing
This article showcases what makes Kubernetes a great tool for automating containerized workloads. It delves into the evolution of microservices to containers, the dynamics of Pod abstractions, load balancing, cluster communication, and Service discovery to expose apps through persistent endpoints. It explains Ingress and routing rules, including other service types like NodePort, ClusterIP, and so on.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XluITmi4oJ9k3hfXaIyJHVrkCLqhkSgq0hm4p0TMKjI/edit?usp=sharing
In our interconnected world, seamless data exchange is necessary to create robust digital products. But this data integration is challenging, especially with project collaboration involving incompatible data formats and spans organizational boundaries. This article explores how Exalate, a cross-company integration tool helps development teams to facilitate this robust data exchange with minimal friction and cost.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h06l_0RbO9bUwSqkBe7-o5uirBm4hIIRF0olU5KqhS0/edit?usp=sharing
HubSpot is a premier content relationship management system (CRM) many marketers and sales teams use. Although it has become the de facto standard for many professionals, other CRM tools abound that can serve as alternatives. This article compares alternative CRMs to enable readers to understand the relative advantages or drawbacks of choosing other CRM tools. The article uses weighted criteria such as key features, cost, customizations, integrations, and customer support for evaluation.
https://sellingsignals.com/hubspot-competitors/
In this independent review, I examined the best lead-generation software salespersons and marketers use. I highlighted the primary use cases of the tools under review, including features like optimizing conversion rates, contact management, pipeline management, guiding prospects through the sales funnel, and the ability to implement drip marketing campaigns.
https://sellingsignals.com/best-lead-nurturing-software/
This article allows readers to explore accredited cybersecurity programs in California to find the right degree to pursue a rewarding career in the field of cybersecurity.
https://www.cyberdegrees.org/listings/california/
Learn more about computer programming degrees, potential job opportunities after graduation, and how to find the best computer programming school for you.
https://www.cyberdegrees.org/listings/computer-programming/best-programs/
Technical writing: I possess subject matter expertise in software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, managed IT services, and so on. I write blogs, articles, documentation, eBooks, and white papers for these areas. I also have industry expertise in content, technical, and grant writing, including copyediting in the following technological areas: Applications, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence/machine learning, cloud computing, and data security.
Company: Self-employed at King Enterprises
I worked there from 12/2017 until now
Participated in developing a software product named Zendash, which allows affiliate marketers to view and analyze their sales reports from different marketing networks in a centralized location. ● Supporting and upgrading existing software products. ● Working with customer support and cross-functional teams to address customer needs. ● Participating in a scrum, test-driven environment.
Company: HitPath, 650 Poydras, New Orleans, LA 70130
I worked there from 2/2017 until 11/2017
Lead and Principal Programmer of the company's EHR website, Online payment, and Medical Intake systems. I was involved in designing and programming portal improvements on security, encryption processing, error logging, and more. I worked to integrate the E-Z BIS Office desktop's Electronic Health Records (EHR) module with its web counterpart. I programmed both ends of the application domain to ensure that both the native and web apps of the product complement each other.
Company: EZBIS Inc.
I worked there from 1/2016 until 12/2016
As the principal engineer, I led the design, implementation, and support of a software application that handles inspection data processing, asset integrity management, and general fitness-for-service for oil field installations. My responsibilities involved designing, creating, testing, and maintaining the complete data management & processing systems. I took the project from scoping requirements through the actual launch, including support and maintenance.
Company: MIT International of LA, Inc.
I worked there from 2/2012 until 12/2015