Jennifer brings an extensive management, marketing, and engineering background creating and building high growth companies to Tenrehte. She has managed large international teams in a corporate setting and has broad experience in new product development, technical marketing, sales, and managing existing product lines with revenues over $50 million. Jennifer was previously the Director of Marketing for Vivace Semiconductor where she led global technical marketing, sales, and customer engineering teams based in the US, South Korea, and China. Jennifer was responsible for all technical documentation, marketing and sales material, and advertising for the complete VSP Digital Media System-On-Chip (SoC) product line. Prior to joining Vivace, she was a Marketing Associate responsible for all technical documentation, marketing and sales material for a Digital Signal Processor IP startup, Improv Systems. Early in her career Jennifer was an Associate Engineer at Improv Systems responsible for DSP benchmarking and characterization. She has written numerous technical papers and is a contributor to the textbook "International Corporate Finance" to be published in 2010. Jennifer is an active member of the Western New York Energy Advisory Board. The board is composed of a talented and experienced group of energy leaders from throughout Western New York to provide expert advice and assist in developing constructive solutions to lower energy prices, create jobs, and clean up our environment.

Jennifer was selected as a TED Fellow to participate in the prestigious 2010 TED Fellows program. She was selected as a 2010 Finalist in the Best Young Entrepreneur category for the 7th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business. Jen is a judge for the Science Ambassador Scholarship, a full tuition scholarship for a woman seeking an undergraduate degree in science, engineering, or math, funded by Cards Against Humanity.

Jennifer holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and an MBA in Finance and Marketing from Rochester Institute of Technology. While at Rochester Institute of Technology, she was the project leader and contributing engineer for the M.E.T.E.O.R. Project, a capstone project to produce the first university based space program which would conduct laboratory experiments at low Earth orbit.