Jarrod J. Email & Phone Number

United States

Liberty Lake, Washington, United States

(Company Employee, Full time)From April 2nd, 2024 to Present DayCurrently working as an Art Sizer & Request Handler at Gemini Inc. My role involves using creative programs such as Adobe Illustrator to measure signage artwork & designs, and handling email requests for quotes and orders for our customers. My goal is to provide the Sales Team with accurate data in order to price the designs that will eventually become dimensional signage, plates, plaques, and cast bronze monuments.Responsibilities:• Processing Quote and Order Requests received via Email.• Receives, Reviews, and Validates Customer Artwork Quality.• Communicate customer art quality and size specifications to the Sales Team (determining art changes and saving art work for the Sales and Layout Teams).• Data entry of e-mail and fax information into Windows-based PC. • Coordinate distribution list for orders, and quotes. • Provide back-up for other E-mail Specialists and Administrators. • Helping out with special projects related to Sales and/or Marketing. • Distribution of information to individual personnel.

Redmond, Washington, United States

(Project Contract, Full time)From September 1st, 2023 to November 17th, 2023Worked to collect data and test VR/AR prototype devices developed by Microsoft. Duties were as follows:• Perform End to End Scenario testing for AR/VR devices in a variety of outdoor situations wearing full military kit.• Work with the management team to develop and execute new test strategies and frameworks.• Investigate and report software bugs, including reporting newly discovered issues and verifying bug fixes.• Maintain, improve, and expand QA tools.

Bellevue, Washington, United States

(Contract, Fulltime)From June 21st, 2022 to August 15, 2023.As an associate of Molly Brown Temps I was contracted to perform general office and administrative tasks within the King County area for numerous businesses.Responsibilities: • Taking phone calls, emails, and sorting physical mail.• Scheduling appointments & meetings with in Outlook. • Digital and physical file management. • Taking inventory & ordering office supplies.• Providing excellent customer service to visitors, clients, and staff.

Kirkland, Washington, United States

(Project Contract, Fulltime)From February 1st, 2022 to April 15th, 2022.As an associate of Q Analysts, I worked to collect, create, and capture "ground truth" VR/AR data using prototype devices developed by our client, Meta.Types of data included:• Eye tracking• Facial tracking• Sound tracking• Egocentric data tracking• Full body motion capture

Redmond, Washington, United States

(Project Contract, Fulltime)From June 6th, 2021 to November 19th, 2021.I was an associate of Aerotek working at Nintendo as a Jr. Debug Tester.I ran a battery of tests to identify, document, and report issues within 1st & 2nd party game software being developed for Nintendo's systems. Additionally, I wrote and edited bug reports on live databases, and communicated daily with other development teams directly.

Redmond, Washington, United States

(Project Contract, Fulltime)From September 16th, 2020 to April 27th, 2021.I was an associate of Experis working at Microsoft as a Hardware Compatibility Tester.My job was to test game software builds against various PC hardware configurations.Individuals working within the Lab were responsible for testing on numerous projects every month on dozens of hardware configurations; PC and Xbox systems were the main focus. Test cases were written by individuals on a per-project basis, with oversight from a Team Lead to check their test case writing work. I’ve written many test cases under this supervision. Many times, it was required that we test on multiple configurations at once; effective multitasking was essential. Previously recorded bugs and issues were tested against new game builds, and cross-referenced with client (dev team) databases. If new issues/bugs appeared within a build, bug reports were updated, or created, as needed.While working as a team, we communicated effectively throughout the day in real time, compared notes and test results in our investigations, and met project goals together. Not only were we responsible for our own work, but the progress and data accuracy of our teammate’s work. All the while, we adapted accordingly when project parameters changed, and met new or established goals by the deadline set by our clients, or Microsoft.Teams working from home were given the responsibility of maintaining the security of sensitive data, and lab equipment outside of the lab on a daily basis. During my time at Shield Lab, I became a part of the team that worked from home, giving me extensive experience in this area.

Redmond, Wa

(Project Contract, Fulltime)From December 16th, 2019 to June 19th, 2020.As a Functionality QA Tester, I ran a battery of software tests on proprietary hardware for various client companies in the video game industry.Working from home was a requirement during the first few months when Washington state shutdown most businesses, and I received extensive training and experience in working with teams and clients remotely during this time.

Redmond, Wa

(Contract, Fulltime)From May 15th, 2017 to December 13th, 2019.I worked in Consumer Service as an Associate of Parker Staffing Services at Nintendo of America.My duties covered not only being able to write clearly and communicate effectively with consumers, but to ensure that all incoming data and information was recorded accurately for various departments to review. I determined the root of a consumer's product problems by paying close attention to key details in the description of their issues, and provided troubleshooting until the problem was resolved.Responsibilities: • Taking phone calls, chats, and mail from fans and customers of Nintendo.• Troubleshooting technical issues, and walking customers through solutions.• Creating feedback reports and repair tickets.• Answering questions regarding all Nintendo products.

Fort Campbell, Tn

Name: Harris, Adam J.Rank: Specialist/E-4Job Code: 92G (Food Service Specialist)General Testing Score: 112Duties: To feed soldiers on-base and in the field while following military standards of food safety and quality. Each Food Service Specialist follows the highest standard of sanitation and hygiene, ensuring that every meal served is healthy and delicious.Rank: Specialist Those with the rank of "Specialist" are one rank below Sergeant, but are in training to become a Non-Commissioned Officer. It is the responsibility of the Specialist to report to the Team Leader, and to maintain the morale, discipline, and efficiency of those under their guidance. Personal Statement: I chose to be Cook in the US Army because I thought it would be a fun, and fulfilling experience! This job taught me how to move with a purpose, multitask with efficiency, and to work closely with my team to meet task deadlines within a constantly changing environment.