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Steven Kelly has a diverse background in project management and construction. Steven most recently worked at Vorboss as the Head of Build, responsible for managing projects and programs. Prior to that, they served as a Program Manager at the same company.

Before joining Vorboss, Steven worked as an Assistant Project Manager at Ardmore Group from 2019 to 2021. Steven also had a brief stint as a Project Manager at Findon Homes Ltd, where they acted as an employer's agent for a private London developer. In this role, they handled various responsibilities such as project valuations and progress reports.

Steven's experience also includes working at Jovix powered by Atlas RFID Solutions. Steven served as a Project Manager, overseeing customer engagements and implementing Jovix software and RFID technology in the capital asset market. Steven successfully managed relationships with major accounts and identified growth opportunities. Additionally, they worked as a System Coordinator, leading the implementation of Jovix and RFID technology for the NWR Sturgeon Refinery project.

Furthermore, Steven has experience in the tech industry. Steven was a Founding Investor/Advisor at The Virtual Gurus, a start-up that connects businesses with virtual assistants. Steven also worked at PCL Construction as a Project Engineer, gaining construction and project management experience.

To start their career, Steven worked as a Summer Student at WSP | MMM Group.

Overall, Steven Kelly brings a wealth of experience in project management, construction, and technology to their roles.

Steven Kelly completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering (Co-op Program) from the University of Alberta, where they studied from 2009 to 2014. Additionally, they obtained several certifications, including the "Software Product Management Specialisation" from the University of Alberta in 2020, "AI For Everyone" from deeplearning.ai, "Agile Planning for Software Products," "Client Needs and Software Requirements," "Reviews and Metrics for Software Improvements," and "Software Processes and Agile Practices" from the University of Alberta. However, the specific months and years of obtaining these certifications are not provided.