Massachusetts Technology Collaborative

Artificial Intelligence

• Lead and facilitate working group meetings focused on supporting startups, investors, and end-users.
• Design and launch programs and initiatives that connect ecosystem players more efficiently (accelerator cohorts, mentorship, matchmaking, pilots).
• Build and manage relationships with startups, VCs, corporate partners, researchers, and public sector leaders.
• Promote awareness of the Hub through outreach, events, media, and public speaking.
• Represent the Hub at conferences, workshops, and industry convenings.
• Define and track metrics and KPIs to measure ecosystem health and program outcomes.
• Collaborate with internal leadership to align ecosystem initiatives with the Hub’s broader mission.
• Supervise and mentor staff, contractors, or fellows contributing to ecosystem activities.

Director of AI Innovation Ecosystem Development

Project Manager

• Support MBI Program Managers with management of data systems, tools, and processes involving information management, grantee communication, and financial tracking.
• Manage MBI’s inputs to federal reporting requirements, ensuring approvals from Program Managers and MBI Leadership and interfacing with grantees and the Executive Office of Economic Development, as appropriate. This will involve coordinating directly with grantees to retrieve project specific information.
• Support MBI Program Managers with entering, updating, and tracking financial contract information, such as invoices and amendments, in MassTech’s financial management software.
• Support MBI Program Managers with risk and issue management documentation.
• Drive operational improvements across the CPF portfolio to ensure harmony across programs and adoption of best practice and standard operating procedures.
• Assist in the planning and execution of special projects and events for the CPF portfolio. This may include a combination of virtual and in-person events.
• Ensure project deliverables, reporting, and invoicing are received on-time, of high quality, and in compliance with contract requirements.
• Attend offsite meetings as required; often not accessible by public transit.

Project Coordinator, Reporting and Operations

• Serve as Temporary Associate Program Director for the Data Commons Collaborative reporting to the Mass AI Hub Director.
• Oversee technical development and implementation of operating guidelines and standards for a data commons platform supporting end-to-end AI model lifecycle management in priority Commonwealth sectors.
• Guide deliberations of the Data Commons Collaborative working group and provide professional support for workstreams establishing policies and program requirements for data management and accessibility (infrastructure), data security and compliance (governance).
• Develop and implement a use case prioritization framework and inform Mass AI Hub policies on sector prioritization, legal and ethical considerations, and operating guidelines for data collection, sharing, access and usage best practices.
• Further develop and implement vision, plans, and policies for the Data Commons with emphasis on needs of data contributors, particularly state agencies and quasi-governmental organizations.
• Coordinate and align resources with the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center's Artificial Intelligence Compute Resource (MGHPCC AICR).
• Collaborate with Mass Tech Collaborative staff, Innovation Institute cluster development team, and other internal teams across MassTech.
• Work approximately 10–15 hours per week and attend Westborough or Boston office at least two days weekly; may attend offsite meetings/events not accessible by public transportation.

Director of AI Innovation Ecosystem Development

Project Coordinator, Reporting and Operations

Temporary Associate Director