Ellen Hartley, MLISc

Bio

Ms. Ellen Hartley is a seasoned information professional with more than 15 years of experience in library science, research strategy, and information management. At Integral, she supports multidisciplinary teams by designing and implementing systems that enhance the accessibility, organization, and strategic use of technical information across a wide range of environmental and scientific projects. Ms. Hartley specializes in literature review and information synthesis, supporting technical teams with the identification, evaluation, and contextualization of complex research findings. She frequently leverages advanced tools—including large language models and AI-assisted workflows—to accelerate document review, streamline content organization, and surface actionable insights for decision-making.

Her expertise also includes the development of structured content workflows, metadata strategies, and document curation practices that improve efficiency, ensure quality, and facilitate knowledge sharing among stakeholders. Her work supports project documentation, regulatory deliverables, knowledge platforms, and emerging applications of AI in content discovery and synthesis. Before joining Integral, Ms. Hartley served as a librarian and professor at the University of Hawaii, where she led initiatives at the intersection of technology, scholarly communication, and digital literacy. She brings this foundation to her current role, helping project teams translate complex information into usable, stakeholder-responsive solutions.