Dr Jensen holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship from the University of Strathclyde Business School. His work combines advanced social research and evaluation methods with systems thinking, innovation management and applied business design. Over more than a decade, he has developed particular strength in mixed methods research, survey methodology, impact evaluation, stakeholder research, public and policy engagement and responsible innovation.

His work often sits at the intersection of research, technology and organisational development. He designs research protocols, evaluation frameworks, data systems and workflow structures that help teams generate usable evidence in complex settings. This includes GDPR-compliant data governance, multilingual and longitudinal data collection, real-time analytics and the responsible use of digital technologies, including AI, in research and evaluation.

As a training co-facilitator, he brings senior expertise in evaluation, research design, digital systems and business development to help research teams build stronger methods, clearer evidence and more practical pathways towards achieving research impact.

Dr. Jensen has co-authored peer-reviewed publications in journals including PLOS ONE, Frontiers in Psychology and Open Research Europe, alongside research and evaluation reports for national and international institutions. His publications and applied outputs contribute to debates on public engagement, science policy, research impact, social research methodology and the responsible use of digital technologies in evaluation.