Senior Manager, AI Enablement

Strategic Leadership: Lead agile technical delivery teams to unify and scale AI efforts, aiming to deliver a robust portfolio of enterprise AI solutions across the enterprise. Position security as an enabler, ensuring solutions are “secure by design”. Translate Business Needs: Convert business challenges into actionable technical strategies, focusing on rapid, high-impact solutions that yield clear returns and avoid unnecessary delays. Define Enterprise Architecture: Help establish the enterprise AI architecture through a strategic roadmap, selection of robust frameworks, and standardization of reusable development patterns to support global deployment. Develop Talent: Cultivate and guide an AI engineering team of the highest caliber. Encourage ongoing learning that aligns skill levels between a distributed team, supporting around-the-clock delivery and emphasizing innovation through experimentation. Represent EnableAI Initiative: Act as the designated spokesperson for EnableAI, collaborating with internal and external customers. Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field. Experience: At least 10 years in software engineering or IT, including 5+ years in senior leadership managing AI/ML or digital transformation portfolios. Technical Depth: Deep understanding of modern AI stacks (e.g., Azure OpenAI, Microsoft 365 Copilot, vector databases) and MLOps ecosystems; familiarity with security automation tools (for code scanning, vulnerability management, and data classification). Governance Leadership: Proven ability to lead teams in regulated or security-conscious environments and to implement governance frameworks such as “Governance as Code.” Leadership Style: Servant-leader mentality with the ability to influence C-suite customers and empower agile teams. Experience scaling AI initiatives across global organizations. Demonstrated success in building partnerships with major cloud providers (hyperscalers) or AI startups. MBA in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field. Public speaking experience and the ability to communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences.