Jessica Haas

Jessica Haas is an information scientist with a strong focus on knowledge organization and user-centered design. She brings valuable expertise in information architecture, usability, knowledge organization, and information visualization.

With a Master of Science in Library and Information Science from Pratt Institute and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from New York University, Jessica has a solid educational foundation to support her professional endeavors.

Jessica's professional experience includes roles such as Information Architect at Morgan Stanley, Sr. UX Designer at Greater Than One, Sr. Experience Architect at DDB, Experience Architect at NTT DATA Americas, Resource & Information Manager at National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Administrative Assistant at FEGS, and Assistant to the Director at Intensive Journal.

Her skills encompass a wide range of tasks such as comparative analyses, content inventories, card sorts, personas, use case scenarios, wireframes, prototypes, site maps, interaction design for information architecture, heuristic evaluations, usability tests, task analyses, interviews for usability, taxonomy development, and SharePoint team sites for knowledge organization, as well as data analysis and visualizations, style guides, and dashboard design for information visualization.

Jessica Haas is a dedicated professional seeking to leverage her research and analytical skills to enhance the organization and categorization of digital content.