Karli Jensen

Karli Jensen has a diverse and extensive work experience in software development and management. Karli'smost recent position is as the Director of Software Development at Miovision starting in 2022. Prior to that, they worked at BlackBerry for many years in various roles. Karli was the Software Development Director from 2021 to 2022, leading a team of 30 and receiving recognition for their strong leadership and teamwork skills. From 2016 to 2021, they served as a Senior Software Development Manager, overseeing a team of 20 and earning accolades for their performance and management abilities. Before that, they were a Software Development Manager, where they grew a team from 7 to 20 and received top performance reviews. Karli started their career at BlackBerry as a Software Designer, where they quickly earned recognition and took on a lead role for a team of 7, while also handling technical responsibilities.

Prior to their time at BlackBerry, Karli worked at Nortel in different roles. Karli was an Enterprise Software Designer from 2005 to 2008, where they designed multithreaded software for voice and data solutions. Karli also worked as a Wireless Software Designer from 2002 to 2005, delivering call processing software for CDMA Base Stations. Additionally, they held the position of Optical Software Designer from 2001 to 2002, designing embedded software for optical metro data cards.

Karli's earliest work experience was as an E-Business Software Design Co-op Student at Seagate Software in 2000, where they implemented conversion routines for software development kits. Karli also held co-op positions at Nortel as a Telephony Software Design Co-op Student in 1999 and as a Network Management Software Design Co-op Student in 1998, working on various software solutions and tools.

Overall, Karli Jensen has demonstrated their expertise in software development, leadership, and management throughout their career in multiple industries.

Karli Jensen pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at The University of British Columbia from 1995 to 2000.