Jack Spencer Walton
Four years at Oracle Health documenting revenue cycle management software for hospitals and clinics. Trained as a researcher with a background in English and medieval studies, with peer-reviewed publications.
Experience
Technical Writer
Oracle | New York, NY
October 2021 – Present
- Documented next-generation Oracle Health revenue cycle management (RCM) products across the full product lifecycle, including UX research, component design, UI copy, help documentation, and release notes
- Interviewed engineers and subject matter experts to develop accurate technical content across complex healthcare domains
- Owned thousands of legacy Cerner RCM documents as copywriter and information architect for hospital and clinic customers
- Drove WCAG compliance initiative across documentation following Oracle’s acquisition of Cerner
- Collaborated with consultants and product owners to translate complex healthcare workflows into customer-facing content
- Helped develop Docs-as-Code workflows on the Process Board, integrating GitHub and GitLab into the team’s documentation pipeline
- Contributed to the Cerner Style Guide; proposed treating data as a singular mass noun, aligning usage with tech industry convention over academic style
Undergraduate Research Assistant
University of Missouri – Kansas City | Kansas City, MO
August 2020 – May 2021
- Digitized a 1904 illuminated manuscript held at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
- Transcribed and translated the manuscript from French to English
- Co-authored and published peer-reviewed research in Different Visions
Education
University of Missouri – Kansas City
Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature
May 2021
- Magna Cum Laude (3.87 GPA)
- Minor in Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Projects
Technical Writing Portfolio
docs.jackwalton.net — Portfolio featuring a user guide, a UX research paper, and an academic grant proposal.
Markdown Tutorial
learn.jackwalton.net — Interactive Markdown tutorial with a live editor and syntax reference.
Publications
- Joseph Royer’s Homage to Medieval Langres — Different Visions, co-authored with Virginia Blanton
- A Quantitative Analysis of the Royer Didier — Daedalus, University of Missouri – Kansas City
Technical Skills
Languages: HTML, CSS, XML, JavaScript, PostgreSQL
Frameworks & Libraries: React, Next.js, Jekyll, Tailwind
Tools: OxygenXML, Vale, Figma, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, GitLab, Vercel, VS Code, SnagIt, Camtasia, Notion, Microsoft Office