Data and AI Programme Manager

Harnham
London
1 year ago
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INFOProgramme Manager (Data & AI)Up to 120,000Hybrid - London (2-3 days a week)A great opportunity to join a leading professional services firm as a Programme Manager in the Data & AI spaceTHE COMPANYThe business are a leading law firm with offices across the globe, providing legal solutions to businesses worldwide.And they are seeking to hire a Programme Manager to support the wider team in establishing and leading on portfolio oversight over Data & AI initiatives across the business.THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIESDefine an overall approach to data and AI business changeDevelop portfolio approach integrate, assurance and oversight of all Data & AI programmesProgramme managing key Data & AI projects (Analytics, LLMs and GenAI)Develop tracking and monitoring of key Data & AI projectsManage technical delivery of AI projectsWork with teams across the business to deliver Data & AI productsYOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCEProven track record running Data & AI programsExpertise in agile ways of working, waterfall, plans, delivery and executionExperience managing technical teams (MLOps, Engineering etc.)Exposure to engineering/codingStrong stakeholder management skillsTHE BENEFITSUp to 120,000 + bonus/benefitsCONTACTIf you can’t see what you’re looking for right now, send us your CV anyway – we’re always getting fresh new roles through the door.THE GLOBAL LEADER IN DATA & ANALYTICS RECRUITMENTHarnham Search and SelectionCompany Number: 05723485Harnham Search and Selection is a registered company in England and Wales. Reg no. 05723485Harnham Europe LimitedCompany Number: 09956940Harnham GmbHHRB: 196954Harnham B.V.KvK Number: 887060687Harnham Inc.Company FEIN: 47-2370381Registered office: 3rd Floor, Melbury House, 51 Wimbledon Hill Road, Wimbledon, SW19 7QW.2024' Harnham Search and Selection Ltd. All rights reservedPrivacy Policies & Cookies PolicyWebsite by Brand Nu and Staffing Future

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