Molly is a Human Factors Psychologist operating out of the DC metropolitan area.
I consider myself a Human-Machine Teaming Architect. My objective is to explore the unique relationship between humans and machines and to design systems around providing novel, safe, and incredible capabilities for military and government stakeholders.
Skills and Abilities
Microsoft Office Suite | Statistical Package for Social Sciences | Scientific and Technical Writing | Usability experimental design | Physiological measures of workload | UX/UI Design | R Programing Language | Python Programming Language | Statistical Analysis | Adobe Illustrator | Wire Framing | Use Case Building | Prototyping | Presentations and Demonstrations | S&T Proposal Support
Selected work
Kluck et al. - 2018 - Stereotypical of Us to Stereotype Them The Effect.pdfThe Effect of System-Wide Trust on Heterogeneous Populations of Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles
Kohn et al. - 2020 - A Brief Review of Frequently Used Self-Report Meas.pdfA Brief Review of Frequently Used Self-Report Measures of Trust in Automation
Work experience
Northrop Grumman
Associate Data Scientist
George Mason University's Hemodynamics Automation Resilience & Trust Lab
Undergraduate Research Assistant
September 2017-March 2018
George Mason University's Social Robotics and Embodied Cognition Lab at George Mason University
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Education
Pursuing a Masters in Human Factors and Applied Cognition Psychology at George Mason University
Graduated with honors from George Mason University in the major of psychology and a concentration in human factors and applied cognition. A transcript is available upon request. Undergraduate thesis on system-wide trust completed through Psychology Honors program.