Gloo | Chief Technology Officer

Gloo
East London
1 year ago
Applications closed

Chief Technology Officer (CTO) - £250k Location: Central LondonAre you ready to lead the technological vision of a company revolutionizing customer intelligence? We are seeking a visionary Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to spearhead the development and execution of innovative technology strategies, empowering businesses to deliver personalized, data-driven customer experiences.About Us:We are a cutting-edge AI company helping enterprises unlock the full potential of their customer data. Our platform combines advanced data science, machine learning, and behavioral insights to provide actionable intelligence for some of the world's leading brands. Join us as we scale our platform and transform the way businesses connect with their customers.The Role:As CTO, you will shape and drive the company’s technology strategy, ensuring that our AI-powered platform continues to be an industry leader. Reporting directly to the CEO, you’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable, secure, and innovative solutions that meet and exceed client expectations.Key Responsibilities:Develop and execute a forward-looking technology roadmap aligned with business goals.Lead, inspire, and grow a talented engineering and data science team.Ensure the scalability, security, and reliability of our technology infrastructure.Drive the adoption of cutting-edge technologies to enhance product innovation.Collaborate with stakeholders to translate market opportunities into technical solutions.Build strong partnerships with external technology providers and stakeholders.Maintain a focus on ethical AI and data governance practices.What We’re Looking For:Proven experience in a senior technology leadership role (e.g., CTO, VP Engineering, or similar).Expertise in AI, machine learning, and data science, with a focus on scalable platforms.Strong understanding of cloud infrastructure and SaaS architecture.A track record of leading engineering teams through periods of growth and innovation.Exceptional strategic thinking with the ability to communicate complex ideas effectively.Passion for creating customer-centric solutions that deliver measurable impact.What We Offer:Competitive salary and meaningful equity in a rapidly growing company.Flexible, hybrid working environment.The opportunity to shape the future of customer intelligence technology.Collaborative and supportive company culture.Join Us:If you’re a visionary technologist with a passion for innovation and a drive to make a real impact, we’d love to hear from you. Help us redefine how businesses understand and engage their customers.Apply Now!To express your interest or request more information, please email [email address] with your CV and a brief statement of your experience and vision."Customer Intelligence" OR "Behavioural Insights" OR "Customer Analytics" OR "Personalized Marketing" OR "Customer AI" OR "Privacy-First AI" OR "Customer Prediction Models" OR "Privacy-Safe Insights" OR "First-Party Data" OR "Second-Party Data" OR "Data Enrichment" OR "Data Marketplace" OR "Insight Store" OR "Market Explorer" OR "AI-Powered Dynamic Reports" OR "CRM Enrichments" OR "Personal Behavioural Models" OR "Omnichannel Marketing" OR "Churn Prediction" OR "Retention Strategies" OR "Predictive Analytics" OR "Customer Segmentation"

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