Divisional Artificial Intelligence (AI) Adoption Manager
Tate · Red Lion, PA · 6 days ago
Information Technology$140k/yrFull-time
About the role
We are seeking an experienced AI Adoption Manager (Divisional) to play a critical role in shaping how AI drives efficiency and transformation across the business.
Responsibilities
- Work with functional leaders to surface high-value ideas and convert them into structured use cases.
- Proactively identify opportunities to apply AI across business functions by analyzing workflows, inefficiencies, and manual effort.
- Build and maintain a prioritized pipeline of AI initiatives based on impact, feasibility, and ROI.
- Continuously generate new ideas by combining business insight with emerging AI capabilities.
- Act as the primary interface between business stakeholders and engineering teams.
- Translate business problems into clear AI requirements, use cases, and solution briefs.
- Partner closely with AI engineers and 3rd party vendors who design and deploy the solutions.
- Ensure alignment between intended business outcomes and technical delivery.
- Define success metrics upfront for every AI initiative (e.g. time saved, cost reduction, revenue uplift, accuracy improvements).
- Build robust frameworks to measure: Adoption and usage, Productivity gains, Financial impact / ROI.
- Track performance post-deployment and ensure benefits are realized and sustained.
- Establish consistent reporting to demonstrate value and inform prioritization.
- Continuously refine use cases based on performance data.
- Drive adoption of AI solutions through structured rollout, training, and engagement.
- Identify change impacts and ensure solutions are embedded into daily workflows.
- Develop playbooks, usage guidance, and best-practice frameworks.
- Support teams to integrate AI into how they work — not as a bolt-on.
- Maintain a pipeline of pilots and rapid experiments with new AI tools and approaches.
- Work with engineers and 3rd party vendors to test, validate, and scale solutions quickly.
- Stay up to date on emerging AI technologies and assess practical business applications.
- Ensure a balance between experimentation and measurable outcomes.
- Ensure solutions are documented, repeatable, and ready for deployment across regions.
- Develop onboarding packs and training materials for scaling.
- Maintain consistency while enabling regional adaptation.
- Ensure all AI initiatives are aligned to Group and Divisional AI governance, data policies, and IS standards from the outset.
- Identify when IS engagement and approvals are required and plan accordingly.
- Define data sensitivity, risk level, and compliance requirements at use-case stage.
- Own coordination of IS engagement from a business and delivery perspective.
- Own the end-to-end process for AI Steering Group submissions, including pilots and go-live approvals.
- Define and coordinate all required inputs for decision-making, including: Business case and ROI projections, Success metrics and measurement approach, Use-case definition and scope, Risk, governance, and compliance considerations.
- Present AI initiatives to the Steering Group, clearly articulating: Expected value and impact, Risks and mitigations, Readiness for pilot or scale.
- Own tracking of decisions, actions, and follow-ups from the Steering Group.
- Ensure all initiatives meet approval before pilot and go-live.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
- 5+ years of experience in AI adoption, digital transformation, process improvement, automation, or technology implementation.
- Proven ability to identify business opportunities and translate them into technology-driven solutions.
- Experience leading cross-functional projects from concept through deployment and adoption.
- Strong understanding of AI, Generative AI, automation, analytics, and emerging digital technologies.
- Demonstrated success building business cases, defining KPIs, and measuring ROI.
- Experience collaborating with business leaders, technical teams, and third-party vendors.
- Strong project management, stakeholder management, and change management skills.
- Excellent communication, presentation, and executive-facing skills.
- Knowledge of data governance, information security, compliance, and responsible AI practices.
- Willingness to travel up to 30–40% as required.