Rob Garrison's writings on Data Architecture: Hadoop, SQL Server, performance, design, testing, best-practices, and automation.
Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 07, 2013
Just Do It!
My last day at Fiserv (second round) was Thursday, August 1st. On Monday, I started as an Expert Data Architect at Nike.
I am so excited about this change and really look forward to what I can learn and contribute at Nike.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
My New Role at Fiserv: Patterns and Practices Manager
In addition to the Data Architect role that I will continue to play, I am now the Patterns and Practices Manager for the Digital Channels Enterprise Architecture team.
Here is the text right out of the March 12th e-mail that announced the change:
Rob
Here is the text right out of the March 12th e-mail that announced the change:
Rob will take on responsibility for managing our processes and best practices within the Group. He will continue to lead our Database design discipline, but will also take on management for the Corillian [Professional Services] Architects. Michael Hallabrin, Tim Sarna, and Rocco Martin will report in to Rob as part of the CO-L Solutions Architecture team.I am really excited about this new role. Michael, Tim, and Rocco are a bunch of really smart guys, and I am enjoying working more closely with them.
Rob
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
What Goes Around Comes Around
My time at WebMD Health Services will come to a close at the end of this week. I am returning to Fiserv as the Data Architect for the development team in Hillsboro.
I am very excited about the new opportunity and look forward to the new challenges.
I am very excited about the new opportunity and look forward to the new challenges.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Major Changes
Last week, I changed roles and teams here at WebMD. I am now working on the Business Intelligence team as a Data Architect. This is a big switch, but it is at my request. I'll be learning BI principles, Cognos, and Teradata. Lots to learn.
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