Identify, prioritize, prototype, and implement LLM- and AI-driven business use cases using no/low-code and automation tools. Measure impact on business metrics, enable independent AI use across functions, build an internal AI community, and monitor/integrate market AI solutions.
- Solve business problems by applying daily AI (LLMs, no-code tools).
- Identify and prioritize use cases, prototype them, and bring them to a working state.
- Ensure the independent use of AI across business functions.
- Define, evaluate, and manage metrics for the effectiveness of daily AI implementation (P&L, customer metrics, employee performance, etc.).
- Drive the development of an internal AI community focused on business challenges.
- Monitor the AI tools market and integrate solutions to address business challenges.
Requirements
- Experience applying AI/LLM to solve real-world business problems (not research, but implementation and use).
- Hands-on experience with LLM and AI tools (prompting, orchestration, no/low-code, automation).
- Strong understanding of business metrics: P&L, unit economics, customer metrics, operational efficiency.
- Ability to independently identify use cases and bring solutions to a working state without involving development.
- Ability to quickly grasp new AI tools and apply them to specific tasks.
- Experience interacting with business stakeholders and implementing process changes.
- Skill in prioritizing tasks based on business impact.
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to manage stakeholder expectations.
- English language proficiency at B2+.
A plus:
- Experience building or developing an internal AI community.
- Basic understanding of data/DS (sufficient to assess limitations and risks).
Benefits
- Flexible schedules and opportunity to work remotely.
- Ambitious and supportive team who love what they do, appreciate each other, and grow together.
- Internal programs for adaptation and training, development of soft skills, and leadership abilities.
- Partial compensation for participating in external training and conferences.
- Corporate English school: Group and individual lessons, speaking clubs with colleagues from all over the world.
- Corporate prices on hotels and travel services.
- MyTime Day Off - an extra non-working day without loss of compensation.
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