During the workday, I can be found writing UX content, collaborating with designers in Figma, and talking to stakeholders about their goals for the tools we’re building together. I am equally comfortable working as a content strategist, having previously focused on employer branding and go-to-market strategy.

In my spare time, I take on home fermentation projects in my Brooklyn kitchen, go to the gym, watch tennis, and work towards visiting every natural wine bar in the city. In the summer, I often ride my bike to the beach and hope to see aerial advertising.

Before working in UX and content roles, I worked in media and communications and then as a high school teacher in Washington, DC.

In my early-career comms jobs, I learned a lot about the federal government, print and digital advertising, and choosing the right shoes for both commuting and the office.

As a teacher, I worked with students new to the US. We performed Shakespeare in three languages and took the Metro to Smithsonian museums and Nats games. I improved my Spanish to a conversational level, and my accent is like if a Honduran teen spoke with flat Milwaukee vowels.

“Brigid is such a consistent and talented writer.”

“Her ability to appreciate, to adapt, and to grow within shifting cultural environments is extraordinary. She has grit. She has grace. She has a divine sense of humor.”

“Brigid is not just a seasoned researcher; she is also a well-liked person who can adapt to a plethora of different cultural environments.”

“Writing a truly immersive and fully developed story that is exactly at word count is an impressive flex.”