Jeremy Hoover

I design customer-facing developer tools, content experiences, and product workflows, as well as internal systems that teams depend on. At Microsoft Fabric, my work spans content and product design for CI/CD, CLI, and MCP experiences. I also own the design automation repo our 30-person design and PM team uses, a system I built from scratch that saw immediate adoption and now supports everything from daily prototyping to senior leadership demos.

My background is unusual for someone doing this work. I started in journalism and history, moved into content and UX writing, and kept pushing further into the technical side until I was building agentic workflows, shipping skills to production, and contributing to open-source Microsoft tooling. I think that path is a feature: I bridge the human side of product problems with the technical side of building systems.

On top of that, I've driven org-wide AI initiatives at Microsoft. I initiated a content design agent that was adopted and used by 150+ designers, and I was a key contributor to the Fabric CLI's AI assets layer, the part the Corporate VP of Product highlighted when it shipped GA. I'm also an instructor at the UX Content Collective, where I created the Technical Content Designer program.

I'm part of Content Design Leaders Upstream, an invite-only workgroup shaping what UX content becomes in an AI-driven world. We compare active fieldwork and build frameworks the broader field can use.

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