AI Solution Manager/Senior AI Solution Manager

The Rundown AI, Inc.
London
1 week ago
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TheAI Solution Manager/Senior AI Solution Managerrole is a combination of customer-facing product development and business development in the AI / ML space.

AI Solution Managers partner with customers to identify, scope, and financialize problems that can be resolved at an enterprise level by adopting ML Applications. AI Solution Managers then lead cross-functional teams (Data Scientists, Data Engineers, App Developers, and Architects) to develop or configure AI / ML Solutions.

AI Solution Managers build impactful solutions with a high level of internal and external visibility. Examples include neural network-based demand forecasting for one of the largest food manufacturing companies in the world, predictive maintenance on equipment for a top oil & gas company, and supply chain optimization solutions for manufacturing companies.

Responsibilities:

  • Collaborate with business & IT leaders and subject matter experts at Fortune 500 customers to identify, scope, and financialize use cases for the C3 AI offering.
  • Articulate the AI-driven resolution approach and lead high-performing C3 AI teams (including data scientists, solutions engineers, application engineers, and product managers) to create or configure production-ready AI / ML applications.
  • Work as a trusted partner with C3 AI Sales to convert and expand C3 AI accounts.
  • Openness to travel to customer sites.

Qualifications:

Qualified candidates need to be passionate about the Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence space, will excel in problem-solving and combine an advanced business or technical degree with consulting or product management experience and have a record of successful delivery of complex, multi-faceted projects. Specific requirements are:

  • Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Economics, Statistics, Computer Science, or a similar field, and Master of Science or MBA degrees.
  • 4+ years of work experience, including 2+ in management consulting or product management. Experience in machine learning, big data analytics, data science, and cloud computing is a plus.
  • Deep understanding of business operations. Knowledge of at least one target industry, (ideally high tech, energy, telecom, financial services, life science, or manufacturing) is a plus.
  • Driven, goal-oriented, and proven record of delivery.
  • Excellent analytical problem-solving skills.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Experience in delivering effective presentations to senior executives.
  • Ability to lead projects and work collaboratively across diverse teams in a fast-paced environment.

C3 AI provides excellent benefits and a competitive compensation package.

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