Technical Writer | Content Strategist

Hi! I'm Sean. I am an experienced technical writer with a long track record of distilling complex concepts into simple, clear, and useful content. I’m also a self-taught developer with a love of learning and working with new technologies.

I’m currently working in the B2B SaaS space where I research and develop a wide range on content including developer tool walkthroughs, technical blog posts, implementation tutorials, and demo videos that help engineers quickly learn and realize value from our product.

In a nutshell, I like using words to solve problems between people and technology. This site showcases some of the ways in which I have done that.

TECHNICAL CONTENT SAMPLES

Forward customer data to Snowflake for analysis and storage

This tutorial shows data engineers at mParticle’s customer companies how to use an integration that allows data forwarding from the mParticle CDP directly to a Snowflake Data Warehouse. I was the primary author of this piece, and I gathered the necessary technical background through conversations with subject matter experts on our Product and Engineering teams.

How to install and start using FFmpeg in under 10 minutes

This is an installation guide written for Editframe that walks readers through how to install and begin using FFmpeg––a popular tool that enables many of the same video editing use cases as Editframe. This post is geared towards developers who want to quickly begin using FFmpeg on their platform of choice, and familiarize themselves with the basic syntax of FFmpeg video editing commands.

Implement an mParticle data plan in an eCommerce app

This technical walkthrough demonstrates how engineers can use mParticle's various data planning tools to translate their team's source of truth for data collection into working code that captures user data

How to Trim, Cut, and Extract Your Video Clips Using FFmpeg

This is a step-by-step tutorial that shows how to trim, cut, and extract video clips in two ways––first using the popular open source library FFmpeg, then again using the composition endpoint on the Editframe API.