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Jennifer Javornik Highlight
About Jennifer
- I studied theater in college—I knew I never wanted to move to New York and become an actress, but it was what I was interested in and loved to do at the time.
- During the Y2K problem, I said yes to a program aimed at teaching nontechnical majors how to code and started my career as a developer.
- From there, I realized that I was really organized and loved working with people, so I became a project manager.
- As I gained more experience, I grew confident in my ability to explain technology to nontechnical people, so I transitioned into a customer-facing role where I taught people about technology.
- I now work as the vice president of partnerships and business development for Filament Games, a company that makes video games for positive impact.
