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AI Governance Manager

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Digital Security & AI Governance Manager (Environments)
Circa £75,000 + bens
Fully Remote role (Office travel optional, with sites across UK including central London)
AI adoption is accelerating across this global professional services organisation. They need someone to create the secure environments, governance and controls that allow teams to safely test, experiment with and adopt AI technologies.
This is a newly created role where you'll define how AI tools are evaluated, accessed and used, ensuring innovation can happen securely without creating unnecessary barriers.
What You'll Do
- Establish and manage secure AI sandbox and testing environments.
- Define governance, security controls and guardrails for AI tools, plugins, integrations and emerging technologies.
- Ensure appropriate identity, authentication and access controls are in place, restricting access to approved users, data and environments.
- Assess security, privacy, compliance and data risks across AI platforms, cloud services and digital tools.
- Create practical frameworks that enable safe AI tooling experimentation and AI-assisted development.
- Oversee data handling practices and support the secure use of business information within AI platforms.
- Partner with Digital, IT and Security teams to evaluate, approve and safely adopt new technologies.
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Beneficial experience:
- Experience in Information Security, Cyber Security, Technology Risk, Governance or GRC.
- Understanding of identity & access management (IAM), authentication, security controls and data governance.
- Experience assessing security, privacy and technology risks across cloud platforms and emerging technologies.
- Ability to balance security requirements with innovation and business needs.
- Strong stakeholder management skills and experience working across Digital, IT and Security teams.
- Exposure to AI, cloud platforms or secure development/testing environments is highly desirable.


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Why Join?
- Shape how AI is securely adopted across a global organisation.
- Build the governance, access controls and secure testing environments that will support future AI innovation.
- Greenfield opportunity with significant autonomy and influence.
- Fully remote
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