Randy Jensen

Based in the San Mateo office, Randy's group develops practical applications for intelligent and adaptive training technology, automated communications analysis, behavior modeling, and probabilistic reasoning. Randy started with Stottler Henke in 1992, and has been the primary project manager on over 20 projects, ranging from shorter research studies to multi-year efforts resulting in delivered software. He participates in all aspects of each project, from building the initial team and assembling subcontractors, to defining requirements and knowledge engineering, to software design and implementation. Application areas include command and control of unmanned systems, modern asymmetric warfare and tactics, Marine Corps combined arms, small unit tactics, and satellite communications scheduling. Recent projects involve applying "serious games" to real-world learning objectives for military training. Non-military projects have included medical coaching systems and an expert advisor tool for architects and builders.

Randy previously worked at Xerox PARC where he constructed a natural language generator capability in an educational tool for teaching first order logic. He received a BS degree with honors in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University.