Julie Meloni
Washington D.C. Metro Area, DC, UNITED STATES
Developer, Technology Leader, Speaker, Author
Biography
Working in the tech industry for almost 20 years has provided me with a thorough understanding of many technologies, methodologies, and development practices, but I am at my best when I can help organizations establish a technical vision and direct and mentor software developers in support of that vision.
A proponent of open source technology, user-centered design, and Agile software development methodologies, I am happy to speak about these and other topics to groups of any size and of any experience level. I am particularly adept at communicating technical details to a lay audience.
Industry Expertise (1)
Information Technology and Services
Areas of Expertise (3)
Agile Methodologies
Software Development
Project Management
Education (4)
Mary Baldwin College: B.A, English 1992
San Jose State University: M.A, English 2007
San Jose State University: B.A, Business (Management) 2005
Washington State University: Ph.D, English 2010
Affiliations (1)
- Scrum Alliance
Links (2)
Event Appearances (10)
"System, Self, and Society: Understanding and Controlling the Rhetoric of Information"
Fredericksburg VA University of Mary Washington Faculty Academy on Teaching and Learning Technologies
2010-03-01
"Methodological Training in the Digital Humanities"
Scholars' Lab, University of Virginia Charlottesville VA
2010-09-01
"Managing Your (DH) Project: Setting the Foundation for Working Collaboratively Throughout a Project Lifecycle"
THATCamp Pacific Northwest Seattle WA
2010-10-01
"Introduction to Programming"
THATCamp New England Boston MA
2010-11-01
"Intersections and Interactions: The Shifting Notion of Information Management in an Open Access World"
Research Foundations for Understanding Books & Reading in the Digital Age The Hague, Netherlands
2010-12-01
"Community, Cohesion, and Commitment: Developing and Deploying Open Source Tools in the UVa Online Library Environment"
MITH Digital Dialogue College Park MD
2011-02-01
"Everyone’s a Coder Now"
Conference on College Composition and Communication Atlanta GA
2011-04-01
"Development Lifecycle: From Requirement to Release"
University of Virginia Library UX Community Charlottesville VA
2011-04-01
"Developing and Deploying Open Source Tools in the Library: Hydra, Blacklight, and Beyond"
New York Public Library Brown Bag Series New York NY
2011-10-01
"Going Far Together: Open Source Development in the University of Virginia Library"
Military Libraries Workshop Norfolk VA
2011-12-01
Style
Availability
- Keynote
- Panelist
- Workshop Leader
- Author Appearance
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