P.eng. Joerg Germann

Joerg Germann, P.Eng. has extensive work experience in various engineering and leadership roles. Joerg is currently the Senior Director of Engineering at Flipp. Prior to that, Joerg served as the Managing Director at BackloopTechnology.com.

From 2018 to 2023, Joerg worked at Microsoft, where they held the position of Principal Manager Software Engineering. In this role, they managed the Vancouver engineering team and was also the Vancouver Site Lead. Joerg was responsible for innovating Microsoft's OneDrive's new Photo app experiences and led the global Microsoft News engineering team.

Joerg's previous experience includes working as a Manager Software Development at Amazon from 2015 to 2018. Joerg was in charge of managing the operation and development of financial transaction processing software. Joerg also has experience as the Managing Director at NatureBank, where they developed a social investment platform for conservation projects.

Before that, Joerg served as the Senior VP & CTO at Offsetters, where they developed carbon accounting and life cycle management software solutions. Joerg co-founded Rklix, a mobile payment solution company, and played a key role in architecting a highly scalable solution that was licensed by Joey Restaurants.

Additionally, Joerg has experience as a Business Mentor at New Ventures BC and served as the Chair of BCTIA's CTO Roundtable. Joerg began their career as a Business Development Manager at MDA Corp.

Overall, Joerg Germann's work experience showcases their expertise in engineering, leadership, innovation, and software development across various industries.

Joerg Germann, P.Eng. has a background in Engineering Physics. Their education history includes studying at Munich University of Applied Sciences for Engineering Physics. Joerg has also obtained a professional engineering certification, P.Eng., from Engineers & Geoscientists British Columbia. In addition to their formal education, Joerg has completed a certification in Neural Networks and Deep Learning from Coursera in December 2017.