Jennifer Langston

Jennifer Langston is a highly skilled writer, editor, and storyteller with a background in journalism. She specializes in translating technical and scientific information into engaging digital content that aligns with strategic business objectives. Jennifer's expertise spans a wide array of topics including computer science, AI, transportation innovations, health diagnostics, wireless communication, and next-generation computing.

Jennifer's professional experience includes working as a writer for Microsoft Stories focusing on AI and Innovation, serving as a news writer for Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington, and working as a researcher/editor at Sightline Institute. She has also held reporter positions at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Idaho Falls Post Register, along with a web editor role at The Washington Post.

With a Bachelor's degree in English from Yale University and a Master of Arts in Journalism from the University of Maryland College Park, Jennifer's educational background complements her extensive work experience. Her skills encompass digital storytelling, media relations, science communication, editorial project management, and policy analysis. Jennifer is well-connected within journalism circles, enabling her to effectively navigate and contribute to the media landscape.

Jennifer Langston excels in crafting compelling narratives, demystifying complex scientific concepts, and collaborating with various stakeholders to create impactful content that resonates with audiences. Her profound expertise and diverse background make her a valuable asset in the realms of journalism, storytelling, and digital content creation.