Jens Fischer
About Jens Fischer
Jens Fischer is a Territory Sales Manager at Signiant, overseeing regions including DACH, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Japan. He has extensive experience in the broadcast and media industry, having previously worked as a Global Esports Specialist at EVS Broadcast Equipment and as a Bildtechniker at SWR.
Current Role at Signiant
Jens Fischer serves as the Territory Sales Manager for DACH, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Japan at Signiant. He has held this position since 2019, contributing to the company's growth in these regions. His responsibilities include managing sales strategies and client relationships, focusing on enhancing Signiant's presence in the media and technology sectors.
Previous Experience at EVS Broadcast Equipment
Before joining Signiant, Jens Fischer worked at EVS Broadcast Equipment as a Global Esports Specialist from 2012 to 2019. During his seven years at the company, he was based in München und Umgebung, Deutschland. His role involved promoting and supporting esports solutions, which contributed to the company's engagement in the growing esports market.
Background in Media Technology
Jens Fischer began his career as a Bildtechniker at SWR, where he worked from 2009 to 2012. His experience included technical roles that supported broadcasting operations. He also worked briefly at SWR in Stuttgart for four months in 2008-2009. This foundational experience in media technology laid the groundwork for his later roles in sales and management.
Educational Qualifications
Jens Fischer holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Audiovisuelle Medien from Stuttgart Media University, where he studied from 2006 to 2009. He further advanced his education by obtaining a Master of Engineering in Media & Communications Technology from Hochschule RheinMain, completing his studies in 2012. His academic background supports his expertise in the media and technology sectors.
Trainee Experience at EBU
Jens Fischer gained valuable experience as a Trainee at the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) from 2011 to 2012 in Geneva. This role provided him with insights into international broadcasting practices and enhanced his understanding of the media landscape, contributing to his professional development in the industry.