Aisha Malik, recently hired by TechCrunch, as consumer news reporter, joining her passion and knowledge on that publication’s consumer-focused team. Malik has an honours bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto and a master’s degree in journalism from Western University. We’re thrilled to have him on board bringing his knowledge and experience to bear on the publication. She came to TechCrunch in 2021 but has quickly made a name for herself as one of the industry’s most important voices in the technology reporting ecosystem.
Aisha Malik previously worked as a telecom reporter at MobileSyrup before coming to TechCrunch. There, she honed her skills by reporting on the rapidly changing world of telecommunications and technology. Her experience in this private sector gives her a one of a kind perspective that allows her to better report on pressing consumer technology issues.
Aisha’s educational background is a testament to her dedication to the craft of journalism and her quest to deliver engaging analysis on some of our industry’s most urgent issues. Her approach as a print journalist draws heavily from her academic experience. Today, though, she masterfully cuts through all the complex muck and synthesizes that information into something understandable for her audience.
Beyond her impressive professional accolades, Malik takes her activism a step further by directly addressing readers wherever they are. You can read her full bio, including her background and what she’s looking forward to most at TechCrunch. That transparency sheds light not only on her approach to journalism but on her commitment to growing and inspiring the public’s understanding of technology’s advances and impacts.
Her purpose at TechCrunch allows her to explore all corners of the consumer technology industry. The industry is moving so quickly. Malik’s unique, thought-provoking contributions will lead readers through the complicated ecosystem of technology, helping them understand the dramatic changes taking place and the technology that’s driving the future.