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Selby Jennings

Business-Focused AI Enablement Architect

City of London
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Our client, a leading global investment firm, is looking for an Applied AI Enablement Architect in London to help embed practical AI capabilities across its fundamental investment teams. You will join a multidisciplinary group of data scientists, analysts and engineers, working directly with portfolio managers, researchers and senior business stakeholders. This is a highly front-office-facing role where you will identify valuable use cases, understand research workflows and translate complex or ambiguous problems into AI solutions that people genuinely adopt.

Responsibilities

  • Partner directly with investment teams to understand research workflows, uncover problems and identify high-value opportunities for AI.
  • Act as the bridge between business users and technical teams, translating loosely defined requirements into practical solution and platform designs.
  • Develop lightweight proofs of concept to test feasibility and demonstrate value before larger build decisions are made.
  • Drive adoption through workshops, prompt and tool education, best-practice sharing and hands-on support for users.
  • Assess the effectiveness of AI solutions, communicate limitations clearly and feed user insights back into the wider technology roadmap.

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Requirements

  • 3+ years' experience in a client-facing product, solutions engineering, consulting or forward-deployed role, with the maturity to work closely with senior stakeholders.
  • Strong understanding of modern AI and LLM tooling, including prompting, model APIs, retrieval-augmented generation, agents and evaluation approaches.
  • Working knowledge of Python, SQL, data platforms and solution architecture, with enough technical depth to assess feasibility and guide delivery.
  • A demonstrable ability to gather requirements from non-technical users and turn them into solutions that deliver measurable value and adoption.
  • A calm, consultative and commercially minded approach, with strong communication skills, sound judgement and comfort operating in ambiguous environments.
  • This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys sitting at the intersection of AI, product, data and investment research. You do not need to be a pure software engineer or already work within a hedge fund. The strongest candidates will be technically credible, naturally curious and able to earn the trust of demanding business users without overselling a solution.

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