Overview
Kevin Jarnot serves as Chief Information Officer for IT Strategy, Software Development & Global Operations at Uptime Institute[1][3]. Jarnot is a technology executive with over 20 years of experience leading IT strategy, software development, and AI-driven enterprise transformation across organizations ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies[2]. Prior to joining Uptime Institute in June 2021, Jarnot held Chief Technology Officer and Chief Product Officer roles at Glytec and Micronotes.ai[4][5], and served as Chief Technology Officer and Chief Privacy Officer at DebtX from 2002 to 2018[6]. Jarnot co-founded BD-X and served as Chief Technology Officer from 1998 to 2002[7]. Jarnot holds a BS in Computer Science from Canisius University[10], a graduate degree in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania[8], and completed coursework in Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy at MIT Sloan School of Management[9].
Profile introduction
Technology executive with 20+ years leading IT strategy, software development, and AI-driven enterprise transformation across industries from startup to Fortune 500. I solve a specific problem: helping companies scale their technology to match their ambition. Whether that's a fast-growth company moving upmarket from SMB to enterprise, a global organization re-platforming legacy systems, or a leadership team trying to figure out how AI fits into their product and operations - I build the strategy, assemble the team, and ship the solution. My approach is product-led and hands-on. I align eng…
Career history
- Chief Information Officer (CIO) — IT Strategy, Software Development & Global OperationsJun 2021 to presentUptime Institute
- Chief Technology Officer / Chief Product OfficerJul 2020 to Apr 2021Glytec
- Chief Technology OfficerMar 2018 to Jul 2020Micronotes.ai
- Chief Technology Officer / Chief Privacy Officer2002 to 2018DebtX
- Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer1998 to 2002BD-X
Education
Graduate School - Computer ScienceUniversity of Pennsylvania
- Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy at MIT Sloan School of Management2019 - 2019
- BS, Computer ScienceCanisius University
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