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Data Governance - Responsible AI

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Are you passionate about helping global organizations design, govern, and scale AI safely, transparently, and ethically?
We are recruiting for a leading global professional services and transformation consulting firm. Their dedicated AI Governance & Trust practice is expanding rapidly due to high market demand. We are looking for consulting professionals to help our clients navigate the intersection of cutting-edge AI capabilities (including GenAI and Agentic workflows) and complex global regulatory expectations.
Whether you are a hands-on delivery specialist or an executive-level strategic advisor, we have a path for you to shape the future of responsible AI.
The Core Mission
This role sits at the intersection of strategy, innovation, and technology delivery. You will define and implement how enterprise organizations establish trust-by-design, managing risk effectively across the AI lifecycle without stifling technical innovation.
Key Responsibilities
Client Strategy & Delivery
- Framework Design & Steering: Create and scale practical AI governance frameworks, enterprise policies, and risk-based controls.
- Lifecycle Governance: Guide AI solutions from initial concept and development through to deployment, monitoring, and ongoing assurance.
- Technical Assurance: Evaluate complex AI systems for compliance with global standards, regulations, and ethics guidelines (e.g., EU AI Act, GDPR).
- Stakeholder Management: Engage and influence diverse stakeholders, from technical engineering teams up to C-suite executives.
- Capability Uplift: Lead workshops, design training materials, and build client confidence in managing AI safely.
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Practice & Business Growth (Scaled to your experience level)
- Proposition Development: Shape commercial assets, methodologies, and thought leadership to address emerging market trends.
- Business Development: Support or lead client proposals, RFPs, bids, and long-term account management.
- Team Leadership: Mentor junior staff, share knowledge on regulatory shifts, and contribute to internal culture and recruitment.
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We know great consulting teams are built on diverse backgrounds. Below is the blend of skills we value. You do not need to tick every single box to be a competitive candidate.
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- Regulatory Interpretation: Deep understanding of frameworks like the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, and NIST AI RMF, with the ability to translate them into actionable business controls.
- Technical Grounding: Solid understanding of data governance and how AI systems are built, deployed, and monitored for bias, performance, and risk.
- Structured Thinking: Ability to resolve ambiguous AI challenges across people, process, technology, and data boundaries.
- Compelling Storytelling: Excellent presentation skills to translate dense technical or legal risk concepts into accessible narratives.
- Consulting Track Record: Prior management consulting or professional services experience delivering polished, high-value client assets.
- Growth Mindset: Intellectual curiosity and commitment to staying ahead of rapidly evolving horizon trends and AI technologies.
What We Offer
- A collaborative environment at the absolute forefront of tech innovation.
- Dedicated paths, time, and funding for continuous upskilling and career development.
- A flexible, modern work culture driven by inclusion and strategic impact.
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