Nick Jessop
About Nick Jessop
Nick Jessop is a Product Manager at Mappedin and Co-Founder of Stepflow, where he focuses on creating efficient collaboration tools. He has a background in digital marketing, web development, and product management, with experience at various companies including Parachute Labs Inc. and Powernoodle.
Current Role at Mappedin
Nick Jessop serves as the Product Manager - Platform at Mappedin, a position he has held since 2016. In this role, he focuses on the development and management of digital products, emphasizing the creation of efficient external collaboration tools. His work aims to enhance project clarity by integrating content and applications, facilitating smoother interactions among project stakeholders.
Experience at Stepflow
Since 2020, Nick Jessop has been a Co-Founder at Stepflow, where he has played a key role in developing workflows that streamline external project management. His efforts are directed towards improving project efficiency and clarity through innovative digital solutions. His experience in this startup environment allows him to leverage his skills in design, coding, and business.
Previous Experience at Parachute Labs Inc.
Before his current ventures, Nick Jessop co-founded Parachute Labs Inc. in 2015, where he contributed to product development for one year. This experience in a startup environment provided him with insights into the challenges and opportunities in the tech industry, particularly in product management.
Educational Background
Nick Jessop studied at Stuttgart Media University, where he earned a Bachelor of Technology in Mobile Media from 2011 to 2014. He also attended Ryerson University, obtaining a Bachelor of Technology in Graphic Communications Management with a minor in Entrepreneurship from 2011 to 2015. His educational background equips him with a strong foundation in both technology and business.
Early Career Experience
In the early stages of his career, Nick Jessop worked at Powernoodle as a Web Developer from 2012 to 2013 and as a QA Technician in 2011. He also gained experience as a Digital Marketing Assistant at Ryerson University's Chang School for three months in 2015. These roles contributed to his understanding of digital product development and marketing strategies.