Vice President AI & Automation

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: headings

for sections present: About the role? Actually we have "POSITION SUMMARY" then "Job Responsibilities:" then "BENEFITS". Also there is "ABOUT ARCHER". Also maybe "Location: Remote". Should we include a section for "About the role"? The POSITION SUMMARY is like overview; we could treat as "About the role". The instruction: use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we need to map content accordingly. We have: - Position Summary: overview of role. Could be "About the role". - Job Responsibilities: list of duties. - Benefits: list. - About Archer: company description. We also have location: Remote. Should we include location? Could be part of a short

maybe under About the role or separate? The instruction: do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short

or drop it. Location is minor metadata; we could include a short

maybe after the heading? But we should not create a heading for location unless it's a section like "Location". Not in list of allowed headings. So we can include location in a

under About the role or separate paragraph. We must not include boilerplate like EEO, etc. Remove "Equal Opportunity Employer" etc. We must preserve all substantive information. We need to output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown fences. Thus produce something like:

About the role

[position summary text] Location: Remote.

Responsibilities

• ...
...

Benefits

• 401(k) retirement plans with matching contributions.
...

About Archer

[Archer description]

We must not add sections like Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Pay, Schedule unless present. Not present. Check responsibilities list: many bullet points (starting with "Assess, refine, and execute..." etc). We need to convert each sentence after "Job Responsibilities:" into list items. The text after that heading includes many sentences separated by semicolons? Actually it's a paragraph with many responsibilities separated by semicolons and line breaks? Let's parse: "Job Responsibilities: Assess, refine, and execute ARCHER’s enterprise AI and intelligent automation strategy and roadmap, continuously prioritizing initiatives based on value, feasibility, risk, and business needBuild and scale the AI team, directly owning the AI product owner and the business analysts who translate operational processes into agent-ready specifications, with development resources matrixed in from the VP, Application Development; staff across a blended onshore, offshore, and contractor model and establish reskilling, career, and retention pathways for AI talentPartner with functional leaders to identify, scope, and deliver high-value AI initiatives with shared accountability for adoption and measurable business resultsWork as a peer within the Technology Leadership team, aligning AI delivery with Product, Architecture and Development, Business Systems, and Security Operations so agents, platforms, and systems of record advance together rather than on separate tracks; partner with the VP, Application Development on capacity and sequencing for matrixed development resourcesManage AI and automation platform, partner, and vendor relationships, including evaluation and selection, with investments and agreements recommended to the CIO for final approvalExpand and harden ARCHER’s existing AI infrastructure, including the ARCHIE agent framework and the estate of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers now running across the QSF, SOW, Import, Finance, RevRec, and helpdesk domains, plus internal knowledge libraries, with accountability for model selection and upgrades, evaluation and testing practices, platform cost control, and resilienceOwn the specification layer the agent framework runs on, including business and functional requirements written as structured markdown that agents consume directly, tool and MCP definitions, and prompt and instruction libraries, all versioned and peer reviewed with the same discipline as codePartner with functional leaders to redesign processes, drive adoption, and determine where AI should assist, augment, or automate work, including associated role or workforce changesEstablish and maintain enterprise AI governance in partnership with Security Operations, Legal, and business leaders, including standards for approved tools, sensitive data, human oversight, agent actions, agent identity, authorization and audit trails, model risk and responsible usePartner with Finance and business owners to define, track, and validate the full costs and measurable benefits of AI investments before scalingDevelop and manage the AI and automation budget, recommending the people, platforms, partners, and investments required to deliver the roadmapRepresent ARCHER’s AI program externally with clients, partners, and other key stakeholders, including in diligence settingsIdentify opportunities to translate AI capability into client-facing differentiation and new service lines, and present options to the CIO and ELT for decisions on revenue, pricing, and go-to-marketUse ARCHER’s claims, lien and settlement data to build capabilities competitors can’t replicate, while protecting PII/PHI, and own the intellectual property in the agents and tools the team buildsGet ARCHER’s data ready for AI, covering quality, lineage, access controls, and a single source of truth in the core operating system, before agent workflows can scale past pilotsAdvance AI-enabled software development practices to improve the productivity and effectiveness of product and engineering teamsBuild AI skills across the business rather than only inside the central team, using shared components, common patterns, and an internal community of practiceMonitor and evaluate emerging AI technologies, recommending new tools, models, and platform capabilities aligned with ARCHER’s business, security, and architectural requirements" We need to split into separate responsibilities. Likely each sentence separated by a period? Actually many are separated by semicolons and no period. Let's manually split by looking at verbs: 1. Assess, refine, and execute ARCHER’s enterprise AI and intelligent automation strategy and roadmap, continuously prioritizing initiatives based on value, feasibility, risk, and business need 2. Build and scale the AI team, directly owning the AI product owner and the business analysts who translate operational processes into agent-ready specifications, with development resources matrixed in from the VP, Application Development; staff across a blended onshore, offshore, and contractor model and establish reskilling, career, and retention pathways for AI talent 3. Partner with functional leaders to identify, scope, and deliver high-value AI initiatives with shared accountability for adoption and measurable business results 4. Work as a peer within the Technology Leadership team, aligning AI delivery with Product, Architecture and Development, Business Systems, and Security Operations so agents, platforms, and systems of record advance together rather than on separate tracks; partner with the VP, Application Development on capacity and sequencing for matrixed development resources 5. Manage AI and automation platform, partner, and vendor relationships, including evaluation and selection, with investments and agreements recommended to the CIO for final approval 6. Expand and harden ARCHER’s existing AI infrastructure, including the ARCHIE agent framework and the estate of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers now running across the QSF, SOW, Import, Finance, RevRec, and helpdesk domains, plus internal knowledge libraries, with accountability for model selection and upgrades, evaluation and testing practices, platform cost control, and resilience 7. Own the specification layer the agent framework runs on, including business and functional requirements written as structured markdown that agents consume directly, tool and MCP definitions, and prompt and instruction libraries, all versioned and peer reviewed with the same discipline as code 8. Partner with functional leaders to redesign processes, drive adoption, and determine where AI should assist, augment, or automate work, including associated role or workforce changes 9. Establish and maintain enterprise AI governance in partnership with Security Operations, Legal, and business leaders, including standards for approved tools, sensitive data, human oversight, agent actions, agent identity, authorization and audit trails, model risk and responsible use 10. Partner with Finance and business owners to define, track, and validate the full costs and measurable benefits of AI investments before scaling 11. Develop and manage the AI and automation budget, recommending the people, platforms, partners, and investments required to deliver the roadmap 12. Represent ARCHER’s AI program externally with clients, partners, and other key stakeholders, including in diligence settings 13. Identify opportunities to translate AI capability into client-facing differentiation and new service lines, and present options to the CIO and ELT for decisions on revenue, pricing, and go-to-market 14. Use ARCHER’s claims, lien and settlement data to build capabilities competitors can’t replicate, while protecting PII/PHI, and own the intellectual property in the agents and tools the team builds 15. Get ARCHER’s data ready for AI, covering quality, lineage, access controls, and a single source of truth in the core operating system, before agent workflows can scale past pilots 16. Advance AI-enabled software development practices to improve the productivity and effectiveness of product and engineering teams 17. Build AI skills across the business rather than only inside the central team, using shared components, common patterns, and an internal community of practice 18. Monitor and evaluate emerging AI technologies, recommending new tools, models, and platform capabilities aligned with ARCHER’s business, security, and architectural requirements That seems comprehensive. Now Benefits list: "401(k) retirement plans with matching contributions.Comprehensive health insurance coverage.Dental and vision insurance plans.Parental leave to support work-life balance.Short-term and long-term disability coverage." We need to split into list items. Now About Archer paragraph: after "ABOUT ARCHER". The text: "ARCHER Systems is a leading technology-enabled legal services company that provides pre-settlement and post-settlement administration services for a single event, mass tort, and class action cases with the goal of helping claimants access their settlement proceeds more efficiently and quickly. The company plans to continue leveraging technology and top-tier talent to enhance customer service and offer new product lines and services.ARCHER’s core offering is post-settlement Healthcare Lien Resolution Administration and QSF (Qualified Settlement Fund) Administration and payments processing for multi-claimant (mass tort and class action) litigation. Other services include claims administration, single event lien resolution, probate, and bankruptcy coordination, release administration, medical records review, plaintiff fact sheet, and other intake/census preparation and management. ARCHER enables law firms to focus on their litigation while ensuring that critical pre-settlement and post-settlement administration documents, services, business analytics, and reporting are handled efficiently and effectively." We need to preserve all. Now location: "Location: Remote". We'll include as a short

maybe after About the role heading. We must not repeat job title as heading. No job title given explicitly; but we have "VP, AI & Automation". We'll not repeat. Now produce HTML. We need to ensure no extra whitespace? It's fine. Let's craft:

About the role

The VP, AI & Automation, who also serves as Head of the AI Center of Excellence (CoE), leads ARCHER’s enterprise AI and intelligent automation program, turning Executive Leadership Team (ELT) priorities into results the business can measure. This role owns the strategy, vendor management, and the pace of delivery for ARCHER’s AI initiatives across Operations, Lien Resolution, Payments, Finance, Client Services, Legal, and HR. The organization is matrixed: the VP owns the AI product owner and business analyst functions directly, while developers report to the VP, Application Development. The VP sits on ARCHER’s Technology Leadership team alongside the VPs of Product, Architecture and Development, Business Systems, and Security Operations, and partners closely with the CIO and ELT functional leaders to identify, prioritize, and deliver AI-enabled solutions that reduce cycle times, lower operating costs, eliminate manual processes, and build advantages in claims administration and lien resolution that competitors can’t easily copy. The successful candidate is a technically fluent leader who has personally delivered intelligent automation and AI in production, with working knowledge of modern LLM and agentic frameworks, capable of moving quickly in a mid-market environment