Prior to joining Realtime Technologies, Ms. Stoner worked at Aptima Inc., a human-centered engineering firm based in the Boston area. Her work involved survey development for the AOC and IWAS to identify training gaps. Ms. Stoner has developed measurements for leadership qualities for future military leaders. She has also contributed to the development of a Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) training tool for battle staff at the JRTC which has been deployed for training purposes.

Ms. Stoner masters thesis specializes in designing interfaces using a technique called Cognitive Work Analysis. She has used this technique to identify user needs, training gaps, and the usability of new systems. Ms. Stoner brings to RTI extensive experience in programming, and interface design and evaluation, both in the web environment and in-vehicle systems.

Ms. Stoner possesses experience in on-road and simulation transportation studies, and has worked with such sponsors as Nissan Motor Co, and the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration.