Summary
Kirsty Walker is a built heritage research coordinator in Ottawa with a decade of experience across museums, archives, archaeology, and heritage planning. She manages the City of Ottawa’s Heritage Register and produces archival research and reports that inform Ontario Heritage Act processes, drawing on hands-on conservation and exhibitions work earlier in her career. Kirsty has led complex projects—from large-scale genealogy registries to archival rehousing and digitization—bringing both practical collections skills and records management expertise (Fleming College certificate) to policy and inventory design. Her background in field archaeology and museum installations gives her a rare combination of field, lab, and policy perspectives that streamline conservation-to-communication workflows. Known for implementing workflow efficiencies and creating records/collections programs, she blends meticulous documentation with public-facing interpretation.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Algonquin College
Records and Information Management Certificate, Records and Information Management Certificate at Fleming College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Classical Studies and History, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Classical Studies and History at University of Guelph