Carole Ottenheimer is a US citizen with over 10 years experience in consulting, project coordination, and technical writing. She has excellent analytical and problem-solving skills and can translate complex information into concise reports and recommendations. As a senior research consultant, she has experience managing multi-stakeholder projects ranging from primary research to writing reports, newsletters, and website content. Previously she provided support for research studies at the University of Maryland, managing subject recruitment and interviews while maintaining confidential materials.

1. Personal
Name Carole Ottenheimer
Nationality US Citizen
Telephone 703-999-5166
Email carole.ottenheimer@gmail.com
Professional Skills
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Creative professional with more than ten years of experience in consulting, project coordination and technical writing. Excellent analytical and
problem-solving skills with the ability to translate complex information into concise, well-written reports and recommendations. Experienced in
working with multi-stakeholder groups in large organizations. Excellent people skills, the ability to work independently and the project
management skills to meet project goals and deadlines.
Carole Ottenheimer
Consultant/Project Coordinator
Work
Center for Innovative Technology
Senior research consultant specializing in multi-agency, multi-stakeholder
projects. Recent projects range from primary source research for analysis of
national trends and development of best practices to writing and editing of
reports, newsletters, blogs, website content, video scripts, and design of
prototype websites.
Project management and large group facilitation experience
University of Maryland at Baltimore
Provided support for research studies. Managed collection and screening of
subject suitability according to pre-determined parameters. Conducted
interviews with candidates and gathered information for further analysis.
Cultivated and nurtured relations with study subjects, serving as liaison
between department and participants. Safeguarded systems for secure storage
of confidential material.
Event planning and program coordination experience
Publication
C. Mayfield, C. Ottenheimer, B. Canada and B. Bell. Introducing Undergraduate
Database Students to K-12 Education Research. In Proceedings of 45th ACM
Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, SIGCSE ’14, 2014.
See http://w3.cs.jmu.edu/mayfiecs/pubs/apps4va_sigcse14.pdf
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