Head of AI Enablement

Triumph Research Specialists

Head of AI Enablement defining and operationalizing AI strategy at Triumph Research Intelligence. Leading initiatives to embed AI across operations and delivering value in regulated environments.

Posted 6/16/2026full-timeRemote • 🇬🇧 United KingdomLead💰 £75,000 - £85,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and own the organisation’s AI strategy and maturity roadmap.
Establish AI governance covering ethics, data privacy, GxP compliance, and risk management.
Lead evaluation and selection of AI tools, platforms, and partners.
Drive AI adoption through change management and literacy programmes.
Identify AI opportunities across internal operations and productivity.
Act as primary advisor to leadership on AI implications, opportunities, and risks.
Define standards for model quality, validation, monitoring, and explainability.
Partner with business leaders to identify and prioritise AI use cases.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Demonstrable hands-on experience applying AI and ML technologies in production settings.
Strong understanding of modern AI techniques (LLMs, generative AI, automation, classical ML).
Experience designing or leading digital transformation or AI adoption initiatives.
Excellent communication and influencing skills.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible, remote-first working.
Generous paid time off, with a company shutdown between Christmas and New Year.
Carefully considered, market-leading salaries.
Enhanced pension offer after probation period.
Health cash plan with Simply Health for wellbeing services.
Life cover at four times your salary from day one.
Company conferences and regular team meet-ups.
Training and development opportunities to reach potential.

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Hard Skills & Tools

AIMLLLMsgenerative AIautomationclassical MLdigital transformationAI adoption

Soft Skills

communicationinfluencing