Jane Bartley, Mlis Email & Phone Number

Charlottesville, VA, US

In this position I lead user research initiatives to understand user needs, resulting in the implementation of intuitive and user-friendly physical spaces and digital interfaces. I also design and conduct usability studies to enhance library website navigation and accessibility. In an archival capacity, I manage archival material in all formats, including.

United States

Remote (10 hour/week)

This position was awarded through a grant from The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The project director, advisors, and I are focused on investigating provenance (the origin of an object) in multiple domains to aid in developing accessible methods for provenance research.

Williamsburg, Virginia, United States

As a technical writer, I transformed highly-technical material into engaging, multi-modal content. I served as a Lead Technical Writer for a project related to a substation apprenticeship program. As of May 2022, I have delivered 26 eBooks to my client. These interactive eBooks allow users to read, view/listen to imbedded videos, and test their knowledge.

During my time at NNS, I was responsible for writing procedures to direct naval work, such as valve replacement and ship alterations. When I transitioned from the office to the waterfront, I was able to provide on-the-spot engineering guidance aboard the ship.From August 2020 to January 2021, I also took on the role as a Construction Supervisor who was.

Panama City, Florida Area

As a mechanical engineer, my primary duty was to develop testing procedures per military guidelines to verify the performance of the new class of ship-to-shore connectors. In this role I performed research to spec out proper instrumentation to use during future testing.I also had the opportunity to mentor undergraduate engineers in the field of 3D laser.

Winter Park, FL

During my time at Genicon, I was a Technical Project Lead for a variety of medical development projects. I planned and worked with other engineers to define project scope, workflow prioritization, budget management, and testing activities. I also worked to produce product documentation, which included Failure Mode Effects Analyses (FMEA) and Hazard.

As a teaching assistant, I was responsible for helping students in the classroom and during my scheduled office hours. I also assisted the professor in grading coursework throughout the semester.

My undergraduate assistantship was centered around the Electric Ship Research and Development Consortium (ESRDC). I worked with datasets to analyze patterns and help predict system outputs.

Pascagoula, Mississippi

During my internship I used a variety of standards to analyze multiple maritime systems.I worked to develop a propulsion lap report for a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. I used the ShaftDesigner software to model the propulsion shaft (both port and starboard) of a large amphibious assault vessel.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Information Science/Studies

Master Of Library & Information Science - Mlis, Archives/Archival Administration

GPA: 4.0

Bachelor Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Tau Beta Pi, NEEC Affiliate StudentGPA: 3.43

Master'S Degree, Technical And Scientific Communication

GPA: 4.0