Category Archives: Rockwell Automation
Farewell, Rockwell Automation
Friday was my last day as an employee of Rockwell Automation. Tomorrow I start the second half of my career at a new company. Today, I want to spend a few minutes reflecting on the last 15 years and say … Continue reading
HFES 2007 Day 1: Opening Plenary
I sat in on the opening plenary session this morning. There was an address by Nancy Nord, acting chair of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. Nothing too earth shattering. She made the point that all this media flurry around … Continue reading
At HFES 51st Annual Meeting This Week
I’m attending the 51st annual meeting (conference) of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society this week. If you happen to be here, contact me at 443.845.2175 (or jim at jarrettinteractiondesign dot com).
I’m Hiring: Usability Analyst for Rockwell Automation
Hi folks, I’ve got a position open in my group! Read the description below and then apply online at Rockwell Automation’s Job Search site. Search for position 13645BR. Or send me an e-mail (jim at jarrettinteractiondesign dot com). Position Summary … Continue reading
Last Day in Sales
Today is my last official day as an account sales engineer for Rockwell. It’s been a great ride, and I’m really glad I’ll be able to stay engaged with my colleagues and customers in my design role. Folks are telling … Continue reading
About My Job Title
I wanted to make a couple quick statements about my new job title: Usability Project Manager. Those of you who know me or who have read my blog for a while will know that I’m a big advocate of “Interaction … Continue reading
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My New Job – Usability Project Manager
I’ve just accepted a new position with Rockwell Automation. In mid-January, I will take on the role of Usability Project Manager for Rockwell Software. This is a brilliant opportunity for me to help improve our customers’ experience of all of … Continue reading
Company Car Makeover
Since taking a sales position, I’ve been the lucky driver of a company fleet car. No expenses, no nothing. Unfortunately, when I started, I inherited a former-salesperson’s car… a 2003 Ford Windstar van. I hated driving the thing in highway … Continue reading
Rockwell Automation Makes Forbes Best Big Companies List
Rockwell Automation made Forbes Magazine’s “Best Big Companies in America” list for the third year running. We are a financially conservative company, but we have real growth through product leadership (both in technology and quality), efficient production, and a focus … Continue reading