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Data & AI Manager

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8 months ago
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Position Overview:

The Data & AI Manager will take the lead in developing and deploying AI technologies, overseeing the progress of AI projects, and ensuring that all initiatives align with company objectives. This role will require the management of AI-focused initiatives across different regions, specialising in ML, NLP, and LLMs.


Leadership and Team Development:

  • Lead and guide the AI team, creating a high-performance culture that aligns with overall business goals.
  • Set a clear vision for the AI department’s growth and ensure expansion across multiple regions.
  • Oversee the successful delivery of AI projects, ensuring all objectives and quality standards are met.

Technical Strategy and Execution:

  • Manage the design, development, and implementation of machine learning models and LLMs to address business needs.
  • Supervise the integration of AI technologies, optimizing performance and scalability.
  • Drive the adoption of AI solutions using advanced cloud platforms and data processing tools like Databricks.

Client Engagement and Solution Design:

  • Collaborate with sales teams to understand client requirements and develop tailored AI solutions during pre-sales engagements.
  • Lead the design and evaluation of AI architectures to ensure they are scalable, efficient, and cost-effective.
  • Work closely with marketing and sales teams to effectively position AI solutions in the market.

Regional Collaboration and Delivery:

  • Ensure consistent AI solution delivery across regions, adhering to global standards.
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with regional stakeholders to facilitate AI solution adoption and integration.

Innovation and Continuous Development:

  • Stay abreast of the latest AI advancements and industry trends, ensuring the team utilizes cutting-edge tools and methodologies.
  • Cultivate a culture of continuous learning and improvement, encouraging the team to embrace best practices in AI development and deployment.
  • Ensure compliance with data governance, security, and regulatory standards to maintain high-quality AI solutions.

Professional Requirements

  • A degree in Computer Science, Data Science, AI, or a related field; an advanced degree (Master's or Ph.D.) is preferred.
  • 7+ years of experience in AI and machine learning, with a minimum of 3 years in a leadership or managerial role.
  • Strong expertise in machine learning models, LLMs, and platforms like Databricks and Microsoft Azure.
  • Proven experience in solution design, pre-sales, and managing client relationships.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage AI teams across multiple regions and ensure alignment with organizational strategies.
  • Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
  • Experience in budget management, resource planning, and strategic development for AI projects.


Location: London Hybrid

Duration:FT/Perm

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