Journalist and researcher M. Jessie Barczak currently reports on military issues and renewable energy products for Examiner.com and 21centurypower.com. Combining her aptitude as a journalist with her experience in library and information science methodologies, M. Jessie Barczak regularly contributes to these news sources. When she is not writing, M. Jessie Barczak volunteers with the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative. Prior to her freelance career, M. Jessie Barczak provided research and digital asset management services for Jacobs Technology, Inc. as part of the Joint Military Information Support Command (JMISC) team. For two years with Jacobs Technology, Inc., M. Jessie Barczak conducted research and analyzed classified intelligence as part of a diverse, 50-person department. M. Jessie Barczak possesses years of experience working with military-affiliated companies. In addition to her time with Jacobs Technology, Inc., M. Jessie Barczak also served as a Taxonomy Developer for online army knowledge portal contractor CherryRoad Technologies. M. Jessie Barczak researched military content to develop easily navigable classification and organization. M. Jessie Barczak also coordinated with portal developers to ensure enhanced search results and compliance with Department of Defense metadata standards. In addition to her in-depth military knowledge, M. Jessie Barczak has a comprehensive expertise in library methods and technologies. M. Jessie Barczak served as an Index Editor for the Atlantic Media Company, assigning content to the National Journal, the Hotline, and Congress Daily for the publications’ websites and print issues. Prior to launching her career, M. Jessie Barczak graduated from Columbia University with a Master of Science in Library and Information Science. M. Jessie Barczak also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from George Washington University.