Position: Content writer
Category: Technical Writing
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4

My little baby daughter is my greatest achievement. Everything else is secondary. 

- American education
- 8 fruitful years of managing my language school
- thousands of written words scattered all around the Internet
- 7 years of collaboration with the Peace Corps in Ukraine
- longing to succeed in whatever I lay my hands on
Even though I haven't had an opportunity to write on a regular basis (at least so far), I do have enough to showcase:

- SEO copywriting
- blog posts on a variety of subjects
- technology tests and reviews
- drafting terms and conditions and other legal paperwork for individual designers and companies
- copy for landing pages and content for products
- slogans and other catchy selling marketing stuff
- technical guides and tutorials
- and whatever you want to have written
For some reason, it's taking too long for copywriting to earn its deserved place under the Sun in the IT world. We have to elbow our way around and prove that the power of a word matters as much as a line of code. This is why so many great content writers are overlooked and struggle to find permanent employment. Like many others, I assumed copywriting was a side gig, but the time has come to challenge this tendency. I'm determined to make a decent living by doing something I enjoy. Who could have ever imagined something like that would ever become possible?