Blair Stevens
About Blair Stevens
Blair Stevens is a Senior Product Manager at TELUS in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, with a background in data science and history.
Company
Blair Stevens is currently employed at TELUS, a leading telecommunications company in Canada, where they hold the position of Senior Product Manager. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Stevens plays a crucial role in advancing the company's product offerings through strategic initiatives and data-driven decision-making.
Title
Blair Stevens holds the title of Senior Product Manager at TELUS. In this role, they are responsible for leading projects aimed at enhancing customer experience through the integration of predictive models and improved data communication.
Education and Expertise
Blair Stevens studied Data Science at General Assembly for 11 months in 2019. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Queen's University, where they studied from 2012 to 2016. Their expertise in data science, combined with a strong educational background, allows them to effectively contribute to TELUS's product management and development initiatives.
Professional Background
Blair Stevens has a diverse professional background. They began their career as an Inside Sales Associate at Metrie, where they worked from 2017 to 2019. Subsequently, they joined TELUS, taking on roles as a Product Specialist, Product Manager, and now Senior Product Manager. Their tenure at TELUS has been marked by significant contributions to the company's product development and customer experience strategies.
Achievements
Blair Stevens has led various impactful projects at TELUS, including one focused on integrating predictive models to enhance customer experience. They also participated in a company-wide initiative to streamline decision-making processes through improved data communication. Stevens is known for actively engaging with stakeholders to ensure that their feedback is incorporated into product development. Additionally, they played a key role in a team that developed a high-impact predictive model, significantly improving product performance.