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AI Deployment Lead (F25A1CC)

London
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Referment is working with an AI software company whose products support research and due-diligence teams in investment and professional-services firms. The business is hiring an AI Deployment Lead to guide large customer rollouts, build trusted stakeholder relationships and make sure new technology becomes part of day-to-day work.

This role sits between customer success, product and change delivery. You’ll understand how consultants and investors work under pressure, turn that context into practical deployment plans, and represent customer needs to the product team.

The Role

  • Own relationships with senior customer stakeholders through onboarding, adoption and ongoing feedback.
  • Plan and execute global AI deployments covering large user populations.
  • Co-design and deliver training suited to customer workflows.
  • Use adoption and satisfaction data to improve usage, retention and customer outcomes.
  • Translate customer needs into clear product feedback and priorities.
  • Help establish the operating processes of a growing customer-success function.

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Your economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.

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What We're Looking For

  • At least two years in consulting or private equity, or three or more years in customer success, product or data analytics within a startup or scale-up.
  • Strong communication and presentation skills, including confidence with senior clients.
  • Excellent prioritisation, responsiveness and operational follow-through.
  • A data-led approach to customer analysis, with enough SQL knowledge to run basic queries.
  • Practical experience using large language models and advanced prompting in professional workflows.

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This could suit a consultant or investor moving into technology, or an experienced customer-success professional who understands complex enterprise users and can combine deployment discipline with product judgement.

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