As a content marketer I write a lot of texts for different channels. For example internal mails, websites for vendors, flyers and folders and other campaign materials.

I wrote different pieces for Hallo Jumbo: a magazine connected to a big supermarket chain in the Netherlands. The pieces I wrote differed in form and context. For example interviews with sporters and suppliers or very short texts about products. Besides writing articles, I made sure that the feedback we received from our client is incorporated in the magazine.

I specialize in all forms of external communication, both digital and in print. I also work on the optimization of the internal communication. I am involved in content creation for the social media channels, website and printed outings of Daadkracht, sponsoring, designing and monitoring the corporate identity and developing, implementing and improving external and internal communication / marketing strategy.

After my internship at BCM publishers in Eindhoven I became a freelancer. I wrote (and write) articles for Buitenleven, a magazine about nature, the good (and healthy) life and the outdoors. I also wrote for RCN and I occasionally write for Luzac Mag. You can currently find my name under the rubric ‘Mix’ in the Dutch magazine Buitenleven. Most of my work as a freelancer is published on this website. Just click ‘Journalistiek werk’ and then ‘Freelance werk’ to see it (Dutch).

In October 2015 I began working as a freelance online editor at the Brabants Dagblad regional newspaper. I was an employee at the Berichtendienst. This means I wrote messages for the website of the newspaper. These messages were about events (like festivals et cetera). A year later (November 2016) I started working as a member of the 24/7 crew at Brabants Dagblad. As an employee at 24/7, I made sure that the website got news (like accidents, nationwide news and regional news). I worked every other weekend, which meant I was working for the Berichtendienst and Weekenddienst simultaneously. In September 2017 the Berichtendienst was dissolved and in October 2017 I decided to focus on my current education, which meant I quit my job at Brabants Dagblad.

I work as a bartender in café Dollars in Nijmegen as a side-job. This is the main bar with live music in the city. I work irregular shifts as a bartender but you can find me singing in Dollars as well on Fridays (every other week) and Saturdays (every week).

In November I began working as a receptionist at Museum Het Valkhof in Nijmegen. I work irregular shifts, which means I’m asked to work if the permanent employees can’t. As a receptionist for the museum you must have an interest in art and culture. Alongside that you have to know something about the city Nijmegen and the history of the museum and the city.

As a part of my education at Radboud University, I was allowed to follow an internship at a company: De BeestenBende in Nijmegen. In this company my task was to write a report about a communicative issue within the company. My internship lasted for eight weeks. Three days a week I was present at De BeestenBende to help with the workload and to write my report. At the end of January I delivered my report and received an 8,2. 

My last catering job was at the end of September 2015 because shortly thereafter that I began working at Brabants Dagblad.

I voluntarily offered to see how the online editors work at the regional newspaper De Gelderlander, after my internship there. In the summer I was able to see how the website of this newspaper gets filled by the editors. I also contributed to this and learned how to work with a program called Polopoly. This internship proved to be useful later on, because now I work as an online editor on the weekends for the website of Brabants Dagblad. Both newspapers use the same working methods and programs for this.

I voluntarily wrote reviews about concerts everywhere in the Netherlands for the website Muziek.nl. This website now no longer exists. Most of my work is published on this website. Just click on ‘Journalistiek werk’ and then ‘Freelance werk’ to see it (Dutch).

I was an employee at a local supermarket. I worked at the bread department of the store.