The notion of "tech bros lack creativity" has long plagued the technical writing community since the earliest of times, and thus far, that has been the case for better or for worse. Dry articles, to-the-point, or often confusing documentations, but worst of all lies the gargantuan task of finding a writer that's both tech-savvy, and technical literate.

That's where I enter into the picture. With over 7 years of brewing articles in my cauldron, i've mastered the art of reaching the audience. No filler, no fluff, I'm here to explain, and explain I will! But writing alone doesn't make articles good; it's the act of understanding the subject matter, and breaking it down for others to understand just as easily.

Here's where things get interesting: I've already got a Bachelor's in computer science, and have been vomiting my way through cloud, Devops, cybersecurity, and all the shiny new concepts popping in this ever-evolving tech space.

Can i make cows dance, and porcupines shed? Probably not, but I can promise a damn fine job at making tech articles resonate with your readers.