Aisha Malik has joined TechCrunch as a consumer news reporter, where she will cover the latest developments in technology and consumer products. Combined with her strong academic background, she has years of professional experience as a writing and editing professional that will serve her and the publication well.
Aisha received an honours bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto. To strengthen her education even more, she completed a master’s degree in journalism at Western University. Her educational background gives her the analytical skills to break down nuanced topics surrounding the industry. She started her career as a telecom reporter at MobileSyrup. It was there that she honed her story-telling abilities, yet more importantly, her appreciation and knowledge of the telecommunications industry.
From the moment Aisha came to TechCrunch in 2021, she’s been talking to her audience. She always manages to write the most penetrating pieces that really connect with consumers. Her news and analysis on consumer technology empowers readers to make sense of the confusing, fast-paced world of new products and services. She uses her academic preparation and real world experience to inform without bias but with clarity. It’s this commitment that makes her audience so well-informed and gives them the best news possible.
Beyond her work at TechCrunch, Aisha has always made herself available and accessible to her readers. She can be reached via the email address aisha@techcrunch.com with suggestions, tips, and general feedback. For anyone who would like a slightly more secure form of communication, she is available via encrypted messaging on Signal at aisha_malik.01.
Aisha’s move to TechCrunch is an tremendously exciting step forward in her career. She’s passionate about reporting consumer news. Her dedication continues to motivate her to keep the public informed about technology developments that affect their everyday lives. With her experience and deep-seated enthusiasm for journalism, she is going to do really important things on the TechCrunch team.
