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Neurons Lab

Head of BFSI Solutions

United Kingdom
Posted about 21 hours ago
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About The Project (description, Duration, Stage)

Build and commercialize a portfolio of packaged BFSI solutions (GenAI/ML/Cloud) to accelerate sales and simplify delivery. Scope: prioritize high‑value use cases (KYC/AML, Fraud, Document AI for underwriting/claims/credit files, Customer Intelligence & RM copilot, RegTech & AI Governance, Collections, Payments Ops), create reference architectures (LLM/RAG, data governance, security, guardrails), and lead pre‑sales (workshops, RFP/RFI, SoW, PoV→Prod). Establish alliances with hyperscalers/ISVs and generate thought leadership.

Duration: Open‑ended (practice build)
Stage: Start (0→1 offerings), then Scale (1→N)

Objective

  • Define and launch 6–8 packaged BFSI offerings with clear value props, pricing, and delivery playbooks.
  • Win and accelerate deals by leading pre‑sales & PoV motions, improving conversion and cycle time.
  • Establish strategic cloud/data partnerships and external credibility (cases, papers, talks).

KPI

  • By 3 months:

    • BFSI use‑case map
    • 2 offering MVPs + demo assets
    • ≥2 active PoVs in pipeline
  • By 6 months:

    • 4–6 offerings live (one‑pagers, decks, reference architectures, SoW templates)
    • Influenced pipeline US$2–4M+
    • PoV→Pilot conversion ≥ 50%

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  • By 12 months:
    • 6–8 offerings in production at clients
    • Win‑rate ≥ 35%
    • Average sales cycle reduced by 20–30%
    • 2–3 public case studies

Areas of Responsibility

  • Offering creation & packaging:

    • Prioritize use cases
    • Craft value prop, pricing (fixed + variable), ROI/TCO calculators, delivery playbooks
  • Architecture leadership:

    • Reference designs for LLM/RAG, data governance, security/guardrails, MLOps on AWS/Azure/GCP with Databricks/Snowflake
  • Pre‑sales & deal shaping:

    • Discovery workshops, proposals/RFP/RFI, SoW, estimates, PoV leadership and success criteria
  • Alliances & GTM:

    • Build hyperscaler/ISV partnerships, co‑sell/co‑marketplace motions, enable Sales/Marketing with assets and narratives
  • Thought leadership:

    • Whitepapers, webinars, talks; nurture analyst/PR opportunities

Skills

  • Solution design & packaging for enterprise BFSI
  • Executive facilitation (C‑suite discovery, storytelling, objection handling)
  • Pre‑sales excellence (RFP/RFI, SoW, estimating, deal economics)
  • Financial modeling (ROI/TCO), pricing strategy
  • AI/ML/LLM literacy (RAG/guardrails), data platforms & integration patterns
  • Cloud fluency: AWS/Azure/GCP; data stacks Databricks/Snowflake
  • Stakeholder management across Sales/Delivery/Legal/Partners

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Knowledge

  • Core BFSI domains: Retail/Corporate Banking, Payments, Insurance, Capital Markets
  • Regulations & risk: KYC/AML, GDPR, DORA, EU AI Act, PCI DSS, ISO 27001/SOC 2, SR 11‑7/Model Risk, BCBS 239, MAS TRM
  • Data governance, security, and responsible AI controls in regulated environments
  • Modern delivery models for PoV→Pilot→Production and change management in BFSI

Experience

  • 10–15+ years in BFSI/consulting/SI, including 4–6+ years in Data/AI/Analytics/Cloud
  • Demonstrated creation of commercial solutions (pricing, playbooks, assets) and leadership of pre‑sales to wins
  • Hands‑on leading PoV/PoC to production in regulated BFSI settings
  • Working with hyperscalers/ISVs on joint GTM and marketplace offerings
  • Public speaking/publishing record (nice to have)
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Skills

Solution Design
Executive Facilitation
Pre-sales Excellence
Financial Modeling
AI/ML/LLM Literacy
Cloud Fluency
Stakeholder Management
BFSI Domain Knowledge
Regulatory Compliance
Data Governance
RAG
MLOps
Pricing Strategy
Deal Shaping
Strategic Alliances
Thought Leadership

Location

United Kingdom

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