As The Washington Post’s Silicon Valley correspondent, Dwoskin specializes in:
We observe Dwoskin’s trajectory as a masterclass in adapting journalistic rigor to technological transformation. Beginning at the Wall Street Journal covering healthcare policy, she developed foundational skills in dissecting complex systems – a strength later applied to Silicon Valley’s opaque algorithms. Her 2016 pivot to Washington Post’s tech team coincided with industry reckoning over data ethics, positioning her as a leading voice in accountability journalism.
Dwoskin’s 2018 tariff coverage exemplified her ability to humanize abstract economic concepts. Through 43 interviews with soybean farmers and manufacturing executives, she mapped the real-world consequences of geopolitical decisions. The piece’s lasting impact lies in its predictive analysis of supply chain vulnerabilities – a framework media now routinely applies to trade conflicts.
Dwoskin prioritizes stories examining how institutions operationalize AI tools, as seen in her hospital workflow analysis. Successful pitches should include:
"Dwoskin’s work redefines tech reporting as social archaeology – she doesn’t just cover products, but excavates their societal footprints." – MIT Tech Review Editorial Board
