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Adam Bailin
I am unable to confirm whether Adam Bailin is an Executive Product Manager at the BBC. However, information on two Adam Bailins is available:
Adam Bailin (London, England, United Kingdom):
- According to LinkedIn, one Adam Bailin is located in London, England, United Kingdom.1
- He is described as an excellent leader who knows how to set clear goals and support his team in achieving them.1
- Adam has certifications in R Programming, The Data Scientist’s Toolbox, Data Analysis, and Computing for Data Analysis from Coursera.1
Adam Bailin (New York, New York, United States):
- Another Adam Bailin is located in New York, New York, United States.2
- Experience This Adam Bailin has experience in engineering at Litnerd (October 2021 – Present), Verishop (December 2018 – October 2021), and Cadre (May 2016 – September 2018), and as Co-Founder, Engineering, and Product at Gigwax (April 2014 – May 2016).2 Earlier in his career, he worked in engineering and product roles at Pradux, as a Software Engineer at FreeCause, and as a Software Engineer at Volpe Center.2 He also held intern and technician roles at Sensicast Systems and Harvard Medical School.2
- Education He holds a BS in Computer Engineering (2003-2007) and an MS in Transportation Engineering (2007-2008) from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.2
- Portfolio Adam's portfolio highlights his interests in software, design, technology, and startups.3 His projects include Build Ball (a portable glowing visual feedback orb) and Art/VR (a Virtual Reality Art Gallery / Museum experience).3 He has also worked on Verishop (an e-commerce platform), Cadre (a real estate investment platform), Gigwax (a DJ booking marketplace), Volpe (crash avoidance technology), Sensicast (wireless mesh sensor networking), Pradux (shoppable photos), and FreeCause (toolbars and affiliate marketing tech).3
Highlights
Great role in the Data, Research & Insights team here at The Economist. Help us build data products and services as we look to do more in the ML / AI / Personalisation space and broaden our focus from B2C to B2B. This is an entry-level role so BA experience is not strictly necessary. Strong analytical and people skills are a must. The role is hybrid requiring 2 days per week in our beautiful office at The Adelphi just off the Strand.
Spring is a good time to think about new opportunities and this is a great one in the Data Products & Platform team at The Economist. Join our team and work with James Kent and Chantelle Barton to help deliver the next phase of our mission. We've done a lot of the hard work on the data platform to redesign it to support key reporting use cases. Building on this, our next challenge is harnessing the power of AI and machine learning to personalise the user experience. If you have a mix of BA and technical data experience, please get in touch.
