AI Project Manager
scalianMobile (AL)
About the role
At Scalian, we are a leading multinational engineering consulting firm with 6,000+ specialists and over 35 years of experience. We are specialized in Digital Systems (IT & Software and Systems Engineering) and Industrial Performance (Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, and Project Management).Our expertise serves various technological sectors such as the aerospace, defense, rail, and energy industries while providing distinctive support to their development and operations. What will your role be? We are seeking an AI Project Manager to coordinate and guide early-stage AI solution lifecycles through execution. This mid-level working role provides hands-on operational and project management support across the entire initiative lifecycle—from problem framing through industrialization. Qualifications and Experience
Education:
Required Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Information Systems, Computer Science, Data Analytics, Project Management, or a related field. Work Experience: 3 to 5 years of practical project management or project coordination experience within an enterprise IT, analytics, or software delivery environment. Proven hands-on experience guiding or leading the initial phases of AI/ML or advanced analytics solutions, defining MVP boundaries, and coordinating technical teams through prototyping, testing, and roll-out. Familiarity with the operational requirements, lifecycles, and deployment strategies for scaling Generative AI models, LLMs, and emerging Agentic AI workflows into business operations. Demonstrated experience drafting, reviewing, or managing Statements of Work (SOWs), evaluating third-party consulting deliverables, and tracking vendor milestone progress.
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