Tami Abdollah's impressive journalism career spans across both print and digital media, as well as broadcast journalism. She's a multi-platform reporter with a skill set that includes writing, photography, videography, and radio production. After studying at the University of California, Berkeley and La Sorbonne, she has worked for leading news organizations such as USA TODAY, The Associated Press, KPCC, and Los Angeles Times.

Abdollah has specialized in various beats throughout her career including cybersecurity, terrorism, law enforcement, education, and criminal justice. Additionally, she is fluent in several languages including French, Farsi, Hebrew, and Arabic. She is tech-savvy and proficient in Microsoft Office programs, Sony Vegas, Pro Tools, Final Cut Pro, Access, Photoshop, HTML, and Python. She has also served as a Reporting Officer at Development Alternatives, Inc. and Writer at ISSUES Berkeley Medical Journal.

Abdollah is a dedicated and hardworking journalist, always looking to gain more skills and knowledge to challenge herself further. She can be an asset to any media organization looking for a versatile and experienced journalist with a unique set of skills and interests.