I am Jill,
a data analyst
& digital
librarian based
in Chicago.

Manage many aspects of information literacy, such as ensuring library patrons have access to accurate, reliable, and well-organized resources. Provide instruction, including creating guides and interactive web forms, on information literacy topics at the college level.

Impressive contribution to collection development and processing of the Money Museum’s digital and physical archival collections. Catalogued and identified thousands of digital photographs using a combination of programming, community building, and statistical analysis.

Provided meaningful and actionable insights into collecting and using data by generating charts, reports, and dashboards. Organized and imported data from globally recognized venues, such as The Signature Room (Chicago) and Nelita (São Paulo), while maintaining data accuracy and integrity.

My specialization is Digital Libraries, and I also achieved a Certificate of Advanced Study in Data Science. I learned programming and query languages R, SQL, and Python as well as database administration, data warehouse, and management principles for information based institutions.

As an undergraduate, I was employed as a Library Student Assistant, Writing Consultant, and Museum Visitor Studies Intern. I also achieved a Friend of History Award from the History Department for my work on Black music history.