Summary
Janette Hall is an academic scientific editor and research consultant with 11+ years translating complex research and analytics into clear, audience-appropriate prose for journals, textbooks, reports, and policy audiences. Trained in research design and statistics (University of Michigan) and business intelligence, she combines deep statistical fluency with hands-on data engineering—extracting, merging, validating, and analyzing messy datasets for high-stakes reporting. She has supported diverse fields from oncology to education, reviews statistical content for methodological rigor, and crafts succinct plain-English interpretations that drive decision-making. Experienced with AMA/APA/MLA/BMJ/Chicago and major publisher guidelines, she also builds reproducible data processes and SQL-powered reporting tools to ensure data integrity. Less obvious: she pairs editorial rigor with operational program design—creating district-level cohort systems and IRB-aligned workflows that streamline research and reporting.
11 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS), Research Design and Statistics, Master of Science (MS), Research Design and Statistics at University of Michigan
Master's Certificate, Business Intelligence, Master's Certificate, Business Intelligence at Villanova University