Hey there! My name is Jason Meaux and I was born and
raised in Lafayette, LA, commonly referred to as
the heart of Cajun Country. I attended high school at the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts
in Natchitoches, LA.
Upon graduation from high school, I went on to receive my Bachelor's Degree
in Computer
Science from the University of Louisiana at
Lafayette. After
a brief stint in Computer Science Graduate
School at the University of Wisconsin in
Madison, I decided to enter the
workforce. In of June 1999, I became a software developer for Epic Systems Corporation, a nationally
renowned healthcare software company in As an undergraduate, I spent two summers working as a student intern at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in I started graduate school in the fall of 1997, during which I served as a
Unix/Visual C++ teaching assistant in the Computer Systems Lab. After that first semester, I left school to
participate in an eight month co-op at Lucent
Technologies in Denver,
CO. While in After leaving school, I spent five months working for a genetic sequencing
company in I next joined the University of Washington Full-Time MBA program in Fall 2004. After completing my first year, I worked as a MBA intern in the Nordstrom Direct BIO group, the group responsible for handling the business side of Nordstrom's Internet and Catalog divisions. In the Fall 2005, I had the opportunity to spend a semester abroad in India attending the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore. Upon graduation, I returned to Nordstrom to work in their Merchandising Systems group. Outside of school, my interests include sports
(primarily college basketball and football), traveling (as of June 2006, I will
have visited all fifty states, four Canadian
Provinces, Mexico,
France, and India), watching movies,
and sitting around pondering the mysteries
of the universe. Other than that, my goal is to take life one day at a
time and just try to squeeze in as many cool experiences as possible. As they say in southern If you have any questions, just ask Kramer . . . Ahhhhht!Last updated |