KeyMark New Hires

KeyMark, a leading intelligent automation provider and value-added reseller, adds Derick Geisendorfer, Ethan Hansen, Matthew Nathanson, and Janna Parker to a rapidly growing team. KeyMark CEO Jim Wanner made the announcement.

“The continual expansion of our KeyMark team, particularly during a time of global talent shortages, is a positive indication that we’re doing something right in building a culture that attracts and retains great potential,” Wanner said. “We happily welcome these four new promising employees and are excited to support them in ways that will promote growth.”

Derick Geisendorfer joins KeyMark as Senior Systems Software Engineer. He is equipped with over ten years of OnBase experience in verticals, including finance, insurance, government, and courts. At KeyMark, Geisendorfer will serve as a dedicated resource for clients and will be responsible for building OnBase integrations, workflows, and WorkView applications.

Ethan Hansen joins KeyMark as Designer to support the organizations marketing efforts with graphic and visual assets. He wields over ten years of experience in the design field from opportunities supporting Bob Jones University and agencies in South Carolina. Hansen is also the founder of his design studio, Hansen House.

Matthew Nathanson joins KeyMark as Operational Coordinator, where his responsibilities will include processing/assigning new orders while assisting in managing KeyMark’s operational side via timesheets and Workfront. Nathanson brings over 15-years of industry knowledge to his new position at KeyMark with experience in a wide array of fields, including auto, government, logistics, and technology.

Janna Parker joins KeyMark as Sales Administrator. In her role, Parker will support the efforts of KeyMark Account Managers and Solution Architects and assist the executive staff with administrative functions, particularly Inside Sales. In addition, Parker is set to interact heavily with KeyMark customers, prospects, stakeholders, and beyond, serving as a first impression of KeyMark to many.