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Head of Artificial Intelligence

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22.08.2025

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Head of Artificial Intelligence

Location: Glasgow, Other UK locations will be considered.

Full-time | Hybrid Working Available

Competitive Senior Level Salary + Bonus + Car Allowance + Benefits

MBN have partnered exclusively with a leading Scottish based organisation in search for a Head of Artificial Intelligence to join their established team.

The Head of Artificial Intelligence will unlock the full potential of artificial intelligence across a global enterprise.

This is a rare opportunity to shape and lead an AI function from the ground up — driving tangible value, accelerating business growth, and embedding AI into the core of how people work.

? What You’ll Be Responsible For:

  • Define and execute an enterprise-wide AI strategy focused on commercial impact, adoption, and responsible innovation.
  • Partner with executive leadership and regional business heads to identify and prioritise high-impact AI opportunities.
  • Champion AI adoption through awareness, training, and up skilling initiatives across diverse global teams.
  • Collaborate closely with IT, Data Science, Architecture, and InfoSec to build scalable, compliant, enterprise-grade AI solutions.
  • Advise C-suite leaders on the value, risks, and ethical implications of AI technologies.
  • Build and lead a high-performing AI team, establishing the delivery model and capabilities required to scale success.

? Success Will Be Measured By:

  • Growth in AI literacy and solution adoption across the organisation.
  • Deployment of a robust AI risk and ethics framework.
  • A well-prioritised roadmap of AI opportunities with strong business sponsorship.

? What We're Looking For:

  • A delivery-oriented leader with a track record of using AI to drive real business value in global, complex environments.
  • Deep subject matter expertise in AI, with the ability to translate innovation into impact.
  • Strong commercial acumen and experience aligning AI initiatives with business strategy.
  • A strategic thinker who thrives in dynamic, fast-moving contexts.
  • Proven leadership skills, able to influence, inspire, and execute across multiple stakeholder groups and geographies.


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