Matt Jackson
About Matt Jackson
Matt Jackson is a Product Designer for Instruments and Effects at Ableton, where he has worked for over 13 years. He specializes in designing music production tools and has a background in technical risk management and conceptual product design.
Current Role at Ableton
Matt Jackson currently serves as a Product Designer for Instruments and Effects at Ableton. He has held this position since 2011, working in Berlin, Germany. In this role, he specializes in designing and implementing various instruments and effects, contributing to products such as Dub Machines, Modnetic, Magnetic, Diffuse, and Transient Machines including Impact and Crack. His focus on Human Computer Interaction aims to enhance user experience in music production.
Previous Experience at Ableton
Prior to his current role, Matt Jackson worked at Ableton as a Product Owner from 2011 to 2013. During his two years in this position, he was involved in overseeing product development and aligning it with user needs and market trends. His experience at Ableton has provided him with a deep understanding of the music production landscape.
Experience at Fannie Mae
Matt Jackson worked at Fannie Mae as a Senior Technical Risk Specialist from 2002 to 2008. Over the course of six years, he focused on identifying and mitigating technical risks within the organization. This role contributed to his analytical skills and understanding of risk management in a corporate environment.
Background in Product Design
Before joining Ableton, Matt Jackson was a Conceptual Product Designer at Native Instruments from 2009 to 2011. In this role, he worked within the Producer Division, contributing to the development of innovative music production tools. His experience in product design spans various aspects of bridging hardware and software, particularly in music production.
Education and Expertise
Matt Jackson studied at Duke University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Computer Science from 1996 to 2000. He also attended Woodberry Forest from 1993 to 1996. His educational background supports his expertise in Human Computer Interaction and product design, particularly in the context of music production.