Karsten Becker

Karsten Becker has a diverse work experience in various industries. In 1995, they founded Visual Media, a startup focused on providing high-end technology solutions to clients in the broadcast and visual effects industry. The company generated revenue of over $35 million USD and won several awards. In 2000, they founded Pluginz, a company specializing in electronic software distribution, which was later acquired by Toolfarm. From 2003 to 2006, Karsten served as the Founder and CTO of VMFX, a software company that developed a hardware-accelerated TV studio solution. VMFX raised over $10 million in investment and was sold to private investors. In 2004, they co-founded Audiotube, an online music video platform that worked with indie artists to gain exposure and distribution. Karsten then created taskwise in 2007, a productivity solutions provider in partnership with SAP. Karsten served as the Founder and CEO of the company until 2014. In 2008, Karsten became an author and developer at Jahshaka, an open-source 3D content creation solution. In 2015, they founded Senit, a digital payments platform that uses stablecoin technology to deliver banking services without costs and barriers. Lastly, in 2018, Karsten founded Soulbank, the world's first fully immersive virtual museum.

Karsten Becker's education history includes attending Barry University where they pursued a degree in Computer Science, specifically a Bachelor of Science (BS). Karsten also attended Ridley College, though no specific degree or field of study was mentioned. No information regarding start and end years for either educational institution was provided.