Head of Fund Intelligent Automation

IQTech
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10 months ago
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*Head of Fund Intelligent Automation*

Global financial services client who provide fund solutions, pension and global expansions services have finally got the sign off to bring in a Head of AI to drive an ambitious project, transforming the fund services line through automation.

This includes implementing a cutting-edge fund administration platform and seamlessly integrating new tools to augment the existing platforms.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Strategising, planning, and executing initiatives to leverage intelligent automation technologies such as robotic process automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence (AI)
  • Oversea the planning and execution of automation projects from inception to completion
  • Manage outsourced automation resources and maximize delivery from partnerships
  • Identify potential risks associated with automation and develop mitigation strategies
  • Ensure that automated processes meet, quality, performance and security standards

Key Experience:

  • Automation Anywhere Experience
  • RPA Knowledge - proficiency in the principals of Robotic Process Automation
  • Experience of managing Development Teams

This is an opportunity to work with a market leader across financial services and drive automation across fund solutions, transforming the way the business uses data.

If interested please apply to the role or email me direc...

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