Hi, I’m Jordan Burgmeier
My name is Jordan & I’m the founder of Sunriser Club
Whether it’s through writing, video production or web development, I’m dedicated to crafting informative, interactive and thought-provoking stories and content that engage and educate audiences.
With a blend of technical expertise and storytelling skills, I bring a unique perspective to my work. I’m eager to collaborate with others who share my passion for creating compelling content.
I am available for work. Contact me.
Sunriser services
website
design
content management
my skills are backed by professional experience
A significant portion of my past experience is tied to Kiewit Corporation as Managing Editor for this Fortune 500 company’s magazine. These publications included narratives strategically aligned with recruitment initiatives and enhancing brand reputation.
During my tenure at Kiewit, I engaged in crafting stories, curating layouts, managing editorial board meetings, overseeing a team of writers, and supervising the production of both online and print editions of Kieways magazine.
Beyond external content, I managed the internal editorial calendar and also contributed articles to the company’s internal employee news platform.
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EXPANDING AND SHARING OUR EXPERTISE
FINDING NEW WAYS TO MEET CHALLENGES
Putting Bay Area drivers in the fast lane
One thing all drivers try to avoid is getting caught in a traffic jam. Unfortunately, it’s been all too common for Bay Area drivers commuting to and from Silicon Valley or headed to the San Francisco Airport.
The Bay Area, stretching from San Francisco to San Jose, is home to a booming economy, but outdated highway infrastructure in the area created congested traffic on U.S. 101. The San Mateo 101 Managed Lanes project team, led by Kiewit Infrastructure West Co., has been working around the clock to get these drivers out of a jam.
How to build an engineer
Experience, exposure and excellence
For most college students receiving a scholarship, their investor’s involvement starts and ends at the university’s financial aid office. Students may write a thank you letter after four years, meet briefly at a school event or never even know who is supporting their education. Kiewit saw this and believed there was a much more meaningful way to not only invest in students through significant scholarships, but to forge a long-term partnership with the young talent — and the universities they attend.
Harvesting ions: How the Samson team is rewriting the solar playbook
You won’t get too far across the Lonestar State before coming upon a cattle ranch or row crop.
As a leading exporter, the Texas Department of Agriculture reports that 86% of its land is dedicated to agricultural production of some kind. Most often you’ll find hay, cotton or grain, but there’s a stretch of farmland across three counties in Northeast Texas that stands out a bit from neighboring fields.
“Instead of planting crops, we’re harvesting ions.”
Profile Articles
I interviewed employees to write profile pieces aimed at recruiting candidates from diverse work experience backgrounds.
Articles: Business Intern | Senior Manager – Data Strategy | Manager – Strategy and Analytics | Senior Analyst – Operations Finance
In addition to my professional work, I’ve always enjoyed writing about the world around me. You’ll find some of those stories, and arguably the ones I am most passionate about telling, on my blog.
