AI Strategy Manager - Artificial Intelligence Governance & Enablement

J.P. Morgan

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1 month ago

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Join JPMorgan Chase, a leader in financial services, as an AI Strategy VP within the Strategic Artificial Intelligence Governance & Enablement (SAIGE) team. Drive execution of the firm’s highest priorities and top strategic initiatives in AI/ML. Develop expertise in AI/ML use cases across Financial Services, hone problem-solving and leadership skills, and impact the agendas of senior management.

As an AI Strategy Manager within the Strategic Artificial Intelligence Governance & Enablement (SAIGE) team, you will act as an AI/ML execution specialist to lead transformational improvements across the firm. Collaborate with leads across AI/ML and Data teams to enhance firmwide adoption of AI/ML. Your role involves owning project workstreams, leading working groups, and developing innovative solutions to support the transformation into an AI and data driven culture.

Job Responsibilities:

Independently own and execute project workstreams within the organization from inception to completion.
Lead working groups, problem-solving, and brainstorming sessions to prepare analysis for leadership decision-making.
Establish strong relationships with key AI/ML-related functions firmwide, building a deep network and understanding of the AI/ML landscape.
Develop innovative solutions to support the transformation into an AI and data-driven culture while informing the firmwide AI/ML strategy.
Support the agenda of firmwide AI/ML senior governing bodies to drive critical topics for accelerating and adopting AI/ML across the firm.

Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:

Commercial experience in consulting, business management, analytics, or hands-on program management in a complex and dynamic environment.
Strategic mindset with deep intellectual curiosity.
Exceptionally strong client management and executive-level communication skills.
Ability to define and drive a delivery roadmap with milestone deliveries and status reporting.
Self-starter with the ability to perform duties with moderate to low supervision.
Anticipates and resolves issues with urgency.
Adapts to a rapidly changing business and technical environment.
Openness to developmental feedback from peers.
Superior command of PowerPoint and Excel.

Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills

Experience in the Financial Services industry is preferred.
Interest in AI and Machine Learning; familiarity with AI/ML concepts is beneficial.

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