Kelli Mohr

Kelli Mohr has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Kelli began their career at Centralia College as a Fiscal Specialist, providing support in budget maintenance and fiscal analysis. Kelli then worked at Apreva Financial Corporation as an IT Manager, managing and implementing IT projects and installing software applications.

Following that, Kelli joined Fulcrum Technologies, where they had multiple roles including Systems Engineer, DevOps Engineer, and Software Engineer. Kelli played a key role in installing and upgrading software solutions, automating installation processes, and developing iOS applications.

Kelli also worked at Glympse as an Engineering Operations Manager, facilitating organizational transformation and managing test teams. Kelli then joined Sirrus7 as a Technical Principal, working closely with project teams to enhance Agile processes and execute DevOps practices.

In their most recent position at Slalom Build, Kelli held various roles including Senior Engineer, Solution Architect, Principal, and Director. Kelli was responsible for cloud migration projects, architecting hybrid-cloud solutions, and managing project teams.

Kelli's work experience is supplemented by their involvement in the Junior League of Olympia, where they served as President. Overall, they have demonstrated expertise in areas such as cloud architecture, DevOps, and project management.

Kelli Mohr's education history includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Computing and Software Systems from the University of Washington, which they obtained from 2001 to 2003. Kelli also completed a Ruby Programming Certificate Program from the University of Washington in 2012 to 2013 and an iOS Development course from Code Fellows in 2013. Additionally, Kelli pursued an Associate of Science degree in Computer Science from Centralia College from 1999 to 2001 and graduated with honors from WF West in 1999. Kelli also participated in the Oracle DBA Certification Program from the University of Washington from 2010 to 2011.