Ross Schneiderman
About Ross Schneiderman
Ross Schneiderman is the Creative Director, Web and Content at Asurion, with a diverse background in journalism, content creation, and education.
Background
Ross Schneiderman has accumulated extensive experience in journalism, content creation, and editorial roles over his career. His professional journey includes significant positions at esteemed organizations such as Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. His career trajectory is marked by diverse roles, including Deputy Editor, Senior Editor, Bureau Chief, Reporter, and Producer. His background showcases a blend of media, content strategy, and leadership across various platforms and locations, including New York, Los Angeles, Tel Aviv, and Nashville.
Current Role as Creative Director at Asurion
Since 2022, Ross Schneiderman has been serving as the Creative Director, Web and Content at Asurion in Nashville, Tennessee. In this role, he leads the exploration of new content types for Asurion and its partners. He collaborates with internal and external SEO teams to enhance Asurion's brand visibility through search and focuses on improving user experience and site traffic for the Tech Tips website. His efforts aim to bolster Asurion's digital footprint and user engagement.
Education and Expertise
Ross Schneiderman holds a diverse academic background. He earned an M.F.A. in Fiction Writing from The New School (2011-2013) and an M.S. in Magazine Journalism from Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism (2004-2005). He also holds a B.A. in History and Comparative Social Policy from Boston University (2000-2004). His academic experiences have equipped him with robust analytical, writing, and communication skills that he has applied throughout his professional career.
Freelance Work as Writer, Editor, and Documentary Producer
In addition to his role at Asurion, Ross Schneiderman has been actively working as a freelance writer, editor, and documentary producer based in Nashville, Tennessee since 2018. His freelance endeavors highlight his ability to manage and execute content in various formats, including television pilots and graphic novel treatments. His clientele includes corporate giants like Google, underscoring his versatility in handling projects across both media and corporate environments.