LEAD AI Governance
siri infosolutionsJersey City (NJ)
LEAD AI Governance
Posted 2 days ago
siri infosolutionsJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The AI Governance Lead will serve as the day‑to‑day driver of an enterprise AI governance implementation programme, co‑leading delivery with the client’s Privacy and Security leadership. This role is accountable for operationalising AI governance—translating defined principles and gap assessments into functioning policies, controls, workflows, and an embedded operating model.
This is a hands‑on execution role, not an advisory or strategy position.
Key Responsibilities:
Co‑lead the AI governance programme alongside the client’s Privacy & Data Protection leadership
Own end‑to‑end execution of AI governance across policies, standards, procedures, and controls
Establish and operationalise AI intake, risk evaluation, approval, and monitoring workflows
Translate regulatory expectations (AI risk, privacy, security, model risk, third‑party risk) into practical governance controls
Define governance forums, roles, RACI, escalation paths, and decision authorities
Ensure governance integration across CISO, Privacy, Legal, Risk, Compliance, and Business teams
Drive programme cadence, milestones, reporting, and stakeholder communication
Prepare the organisation for BAU transition at programme completion
Required Experience & Skills:
12+ years in governance, risk management, privacy, security, or compliance roles
Demonstrated experience implementing (not advising on) governance programmes
Strong credibility working directly with CISO, CRO, Privacy Officer, and Legal leadership
Deep understanding of regulated environments (Insurance or Financial Services strongly preferred)
Working knowledge of AI risk, model governance, privacy, and cybersecurity controls
Proven ability to build operating models, policies, and control frameworks that scale
Excellent executive communication and stakeholder‑management skills
Required Skills:
Governance, Risk Management, privacy, Security, Insurance, Financial Services, AI risk, Model governance, cybersecurity, stakeholder-management
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