—  Julia Rubiner

I think too much. That's both a strength and a weakness. I describe myself as a compulsive problem solver. It's a byproduct of thinking too much. I think critically. I'm overly honest. I'm fast and keep myself busy.

All that aside, I'm a capable and creative content and communications professional, project manager, and writer/editor. 

I'm an effective communicator — whether to a colleague, freelancer, agency, or vendor helping develop content or PR, or a customer deciding what to do next.

Just as I overthink, I overcommunicate. For most folks, that's a strength. For others, well .... 

I'm versed in digital and traditional content — from defining objectives, writing or sourcing content to working with designers and developers, and from execution to tracking, analyzing, and acting on metrics.

I'm quick to be recognized as a top performer. I offer knowledge about communications that more novice professionals often lack — including strong knowledge of how to protect a company’s intellectual property and create and/or improve processes.

I'm also forward-thinking and will let you know if your content or processes hold hidden opportunities.

More about me:

• I have a strong commitment to quality
• I'm accountable, and have rock-solid follow-through — when colleagues need something done, they come to me and often report that I make their jobs easier
• I have a strong ability to keep track of both the big picture and minute details
• I'm quick to recognize opportunities for and pursue integration points across channels
• I'm self-motivated and have a get in and get it done attitude and am not afraid to tackle new things

Bits and Pieces

• I've lived in a 4.3 mile radius since I was 6
• I could say Populus tremuloids, and knew what it meant, at 5
• I wrote a love poem to a mountain
• I didn't listen when my college graphic design professor told me that my problem is that I think too much — big mistake
• I took the photo of the Uinta Chipmunk in Squirrels of the World