Staff Systems Designer, Language

Hi Netflix,

I have been, at the very least, 15 different types of content practitioner for at least 100 different types of users. And anyone who has helped a team succeed by putting language first will know exactly what I'm talking about.

Yet whether I'm leading workshops to chart a team's content systems and strategies or defining a new information architecture on a legacy knowledge base, I never lose sight of my goals to simplify, share, and learn.

Over the last 2 years, I've found myself responsible for building storage, retrieval, delivery, and management infrastructure for our team's decentralized corpus of content standards. I've written the context, built the systems, managed the integrations, and influenced the stakeholders.

In one of my recent efforts, I wrangled 250+ content design standards and built them into an AI content system. This involved:

1. Auditing and tagging every standard with governance metadata
2. Defining a new information architecture for the entire corpus
3. Building a Bitbucket repository as our context storage
4. Building an MCP server and ensuring it had the capability to serve the metadata-enriched standards
5. Designing system prompt components, like a metadata decision matrix, so tools can retrieve the right standard efficiently
6. Building the pipeline to our AI tooling
7. Finally, measuring the impact of that work on our AI performance

I don't have this work in my portfolio yet, but I'd love to put together a presentation for you.

Thanks and best regards,
Jason Fox