Jason Blais
About Jason Blais
Jason Blais is the VP of Program Management at Mattermost and a Product Advisor at Fulcrum, with extensive experience in product management, program management, and analytics.
VP Program Management at Mattermost
Jason Blais is currently the VP of Program Management at Mattermost, a role he has held since 2024. His responsibilities include overseeing the planning, execution, and delivery of various programs within the organization. Jason's extensive experience at Mattermost, where he has held multiple roles including Director of Program Management and Chief of Staff, has equipped him with a deep understanding of the company's operations and strategic goals.
Product Advisor at Fulcrum
Since 2023, Jason Blais has been serving as a Product Advisor at Fulcrum. In this capacity, he provides strategic guidance on product development, helping to shape the company's product roadmap and improve end-user experiences. His role leverages his substantial background in product management and analytics to drive product innovation and growth.
Extensive Experience at Mattermost
Jason Blais has a long-standing relationship with Mattermost, beginning his journey as a Product Manager in 2016. His career trajectory within the company includes roles such as Lead Product Manager, Director of Product, and Chief of Staff. His contributions span various domains including Community, Growth, and Cloud. Notably, he led Product Operations, focusing on community engagement, go-to-market strategies, and ecosystem development.
Academic Background at University of Waterloo
Jason Blais holds a Master’s degree in Biostatistics and a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics & Statistics from the University of Waterloo. His academic training has provided a robust foundation in statistical analysis and quantitative research, skills that he has successfully applied throughout his career in product management and analytics.
Contributions to Open Source Community
Jason Blais has actively contributed to the open-source community, serving as an Author and Correspondent for opensource.com from 2020 to 2021. Through his writing, he shared insights and knowledge that benefitted the broader tech and open-source communities.