Blending journalism and corporate writing, I produced an eight-part series exploring the oil production process, told by the employees responsible at each stage – from the dirt caked rig workers in Midland, Texas, to the marketers at corporate headquarters  responsible for negotiating prices on hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil at a clip.  The project took more than two years to report and write and involved interviews with  more than 100 employees. It also demanded meticulous planning and close  collaboration with the communications editor, several photographers and the graphics  team. Additionally, we partnered with the continuous learning unit so readers could access additional material related to each chapter when it published online, and the  series became part of the company’s onboarding material for new employees. I worked  on this project in addition to daily job responsibilities, proving my abilities to manage  tasks and collaborate with colleagues across the company – skills I bring to every  project, no matter its size or scope.