The journey as a professional career for Jennifer has been marked by diverse experiences and a commitment to enhancing cultural brokering and communication access across various settings. Since embarking on her interpreting career in the summer of 2005, she has accumulated a wealth of experience in fields such as mental health, legal, medical, performing arts, and education at both K-12 and post-secondary levels. As evident in her work, she has shown she is the most passionate about, working with the wide range of deaf individuals who may be language dysfluent and/or language deprived. 

Jennifer's dedication to the profession is underscored by her attainment of national interpreter certification in 2008, including the NIC Advanced and Ed: K-12 certificates, which demonstrate her proficiency and commitment to high standards in interpreting. One of her most transformative experiences was participating in the Theater Development Fund’s Interpreting for the Theater program at the Juilliard School in 2009, which she describes as the most exciting and eye-opening moment of her career. 

Her passion for the field extends to mentoring emerging interpreters where she shares her knowledge and expertise. Jennifer also has a long-time passion for teaching American Sign Language to the public. Furthermore, she has conducts professional workshops aimed at interpreters, the public, students, and other interested groups, contributing to the development of the interpreting community and promoting awareness of the profession.

Jennifer's multifaceted career reflects her dedication to improving access and understanding through interpretation, hoping to make a significant difference in the lives of those she serves. Beyond interpreting, she is an animal lover, avid gardener, and antique hunter.