Cheyenne Jaime

A mix of Poe, PowerPoint, and pop — I tell stories, build strategies, and wear black year-round. Creative-minded professional with a background in writing, editing, branding, proposal management, and content creation, now pivoting into expressive, human-centered work in creative writing, marketing, copywriting, or immersive storytelling. I’ve built winning government proposals under pressure, led stakeholder communications, crafted compelling narratives with clarity and precision, and co-host and produce a podcast where I manage content, audience engagement, and brand storytelling — all while sneaking in a few fun PowerPoint graphics for sanity’s sake. 

With degrees in Psychology and English, I’m passionate about storytelling that connects, informs, and makes people feel something. I’ve researched trauma, edited for a neuropsychology journal, and helped TBI survivors build community. All experiences that taught me how language, design, and empathy can shape real outcomes. I’m looking for creative work where I can write, ideate, collaborate, and be myself... without career politics or performative meetings. I thrive in remote environments, think in visuals, and care deeply about delivering quality without burning out. 

Let’s make something fun, thoughtful, effective, and maybe even a little spooky!

Proposal Manager and Business Development Lead | MLT Systems and The Gemini 3 Group | Sept. 2022 - Sept. 2025.

Creative and strategy-driven content professional with 3+ years of experience translating complex ideas into clear, engaging narratives. Proven strengths in content development, brand voice, audience engagement, and cross-platform storytelling. Experienced in owning projects from concept through execution while balancing analytical insight with creative direction. Seeking a remote marketing or communications role that values thoughtful content, collaboration, and strong work-life balance. Secret Clearance.

Bachelor of Science from the University of Mary Washington.

Double major in Psychology with a focus in neuroscience and a double major in English.