Aisha Malik joined TechCrunch in fall 2021. Since then, she’s helped lead the field of technology journalism, working with other consumer-oriented news reporters. With a background rich in telecommunications reporting, Malik’s insights and analyses have resonated with readers seeking clarity in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
Before taking up her position at TechCrunch, Malik sharpened her reporting skills as a telecom reporter for MobileSyrup. Her deep experience in this sector informed and prepared her well. She’s constantly using the knowledge she gained to inform her work covering consumer technology. This move is indicative of her focus to look beyond the tech industry itself and hear how such technology affects everyday consumers.
Malik is the recipient of an honours bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto, where she cultivated a rigorous theoretical and academic background. She then deepened that expertise by earning a master’s degree in journalism from Western University. These qualifications equip her to tackle complex topics with clarity and precision, making her a respected voice in the industry.
In her position as a senior reporter for TechCrunch, Malik writes about a huge scope of different consumer technology advancements. She’s the one to go to for what’s happening today, and what it all means tomorrow. Her talent for translating complex issues into understandable stories has made her one of the top breakout stars in the field.
For anyone who would love to get in touch with Malik, she can be found on her email aisha@techcrunch.com. She provides an encrypted messaging line via Signal at aisha_malik.01 to facilitate secure communications for sensitive requests or questions.
You can read Malik’s full professional bio on Tech Crunch. There, readers can learn more about her work and mission within the field. Her commitment to journalism and consumer advocacy drives all her reporting. This passion, combined with her fearlessness, expertise, tenacity, and curiosity, have made her an indomitable force in the tech journalism landscape.