Director of Product Development / AI Director
republicanNashville (TN)
Director of Product Development / AI Director
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republicanNashville (TN)
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About the role
Director of Product Development / AI Director | Political Consulting Firm | Nashville, TN / Atlanta, GA / Austin, TX Are you an AI-focused builder who knows how to turn emerging technology into practical tools, efficient workflows, and new products? A political consulting firm is seeking a Director of Product Development / AI Director to lead AI adoption across the organization, automate research processes, and develop AI-enabled products and services.
Responsibilities:
Lead the adoption of AI tools, technologies, and workflows across company operations.
Identify opportunities to automate and improve political research processes.
Build practical AI solutions using existing tools, platforms, and vibe-coding technologies.
Develop AI-enabled products and services that create new business and revenue opportunities.
Proactively test emerging AI technologies and identify valuable applications for the organization.
Develop scalable processes and systems that improve operational efficiency and capabilities.
Requirements:
- Advanced, hands-on fluency with AI tools, platforms, and emerging technologies.
- Political research, opposition research, or political consulting experience strongly preferred.
- Experience using AI to automate workflows and improve operational efficiency.
- Proactive builder who is comfortable independently testing, creating, and implementing new solutions.
- Strong understanding of business processes, product development, and scalable systems.
- Candidates must work in
- Nashville, Atlanta, or Austin
- ; relocation will be considered.
Compensation: DOE, plus competitive benefits and bonuses.
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