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Kirsten Kilchenstein has a comprehensive work experience. Kirsten began their career as a Special Events/Volunteer Coordinator at Self Enhancement, Inc. in 1998, where they worked until 2001. Following that, they joined Caldera Arts as their Education Director from 2001 to 2011. In 2011, Kirsten joined The Oregon Community Foundation as a Senior Donor Relations Officer. Kirsten transitioned to the role of Vice President of Donor Relations in 2017, leading the Donor Relations department and supporting families in their philanthropic journeys. Recently, Kirsten became the Chief Philanthropy Officer in January 2020, overseeing the philanthropic efforts of the foundation.

Kirsten Kilchenstein holds a Master of Science degree in Conflict Resolution from Portland State University, which they obtained in 2003. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at Georgia State University in 1995. In addition, Kirsten has obtained certifications in Multi-Generational Family Philanthropy from 21/64 in 2014, as well as in Mediation and Facilitation from Portland State University in 2003.