Danielle Mcclune is a Principal Writer on Microsoft AI with eight years of experience translating complex technical and policy topics into clear, usable guidance for engineers, product teams, and designers. With an MFA and a background in creative writing and public policy research, she blends narrative craft with analytic rigor to make how AI models work and how data quality matters accessible to varied audiences. At Microsoft she progressed from UX writer to senior communications roles, building content frameworks that bring clarity to messy technical systems. Based in Seattle, she pairs a coder's curiosity (personal GitHub projects) with editorial discipline, often surfacing policy implications alongside UX and product trade-offs.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Fine Arts Public Policy Analysis, Master of Fine Arts Public Policy Analysis at Seattle University
Cedarburg High School
Bachelor of Arts English - Creative Writing, Spanish, Bachelor of Arts English - Creative Writing, Spanish at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
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