AI Technologist - Financial Services

• Manage data architecture projects and guide teams to ensure milestones and outcomes are delivered successfully.
• Provide clear updates on progress, risks, and insights to senior stakeholders.
• Work closely with data architects and analysts to deliver high‑quality data solutions using industry best practices.
• Participate in defining data requirements and shaping organisational data strategies.
• Implement strong data governance, quality frameworks, and standards to ensure accuracy, consistency, and trust.
• Contribute to data security and compliance initiatives across projects.
• Support the creation of data roadmaps aligned to standards and organisational goals.
• Mentor and empower junior colleagues, helping them develop confidence in data architecture principles.

• Experience in AI / Data solutioning, pre‑sales, consulting, AI product roles, or AI‑focused innovation.
• Knowledge within the Finance Services or Areospace and Defence sector.
• Familiarity with AI/ML frameworks, Data platforms, and Cloud ecosystems (Azure, AWS, GCP).
• Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear business value.
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills - especially with senior leaders.
• Experience collaborating with both sales and delivery teams.

• Be part of a cutting-edge AI community driving digital transformation across the UK&I.
• Work at the intersection of business innovation and emerging AI technologies.
• Opportunity to shape the future of AI adoption within some of the UK’s most impactful industries.
• Collaborative, forward-thinking environment with continuous learning and development opportunities.

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