Manager of Artificial Intelligence
weekday 1New York (NY)
About the role
This role is for one of the Weekday's clientsMin Experience: 10 years
Location:
New York
JobType: full-time
AI Delivery Manager
NYC, NY – Onsite Only
Full-Time (FTE) Opportunity
Important Notes (Read Before Applying)
Must becurrently local to NYC, NY
Candidates outside NY will NOT be considered
No relocation support available
C2C and 1099 not accepted (FTE/W2 only)
Onsite role / Hybrid role
About the Role:
We are hiring ahigh-impact AI Delivery Manager (10–15 years experience)to leadenterprise-level AI/ML & GenAI programsfrom concept to production.
This role is ideal for someone who thrives inglobal delivery environments, manageslarge-scale programs, and can scaleAI solutions across enterprise ecosystems.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities:
Leadend-to-end deliveryof AI/ML & GenAI initiatives (POC - Production)
Manage programs across:
LLM applications (RAG, Agents, Copilots)
Data science & ML deployments
AI-driven automation initiatives
Driveprogram governance, KPIs, and delivery excellence
Partner withsenior stakeholders (CTO, CIO, Product Leaders)
Manageglobal/distributed teamsacross engineering & data
Ensureon-time, high-quality, cost-efficient delivery
Required Experience:
10–15 years inProgram/Delivery Management
Proven track record managinglarge-scale enterprise programs
Hands-on exposure toAI/ML/GenAI projects (1–3+ years)
Strong experience in:
Global delivery models
Stakeholder management
Budget & portfolio ownership
Background indata platforms or enterprise systemspreferred
Technical Exposure (Preferred)
GenAI tools (LangChain, LLM frameworks, AI copilots)
Cloud platforms ( AWS / Azure / GCP )
MLOps, data pipelines, and AI architecture
Must-have skillsAI manager
Good-to-have skillsSenior AI manager
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