Designs enterprise data and AI governance operating models, risk-tiering frameworks, lifecycle stage gates, and practical controls aligned with major AI governance standards and regulations. Uses Microsoft Purview and Fabric to implement governance, privacy, security, and insider-risk controls. Partners with sales, marketing, and practice leaders to shape offerings, lead client engagements, and develop the consulting team.
Will design Enterprise Data and AI governance operating models, AI risk-tiering and lifecycle stage gates, and control frameworks aligned to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, ISO/IEC 42001, the EU AI Act, and OECD AI Principles. You will translate those frameworks into practical controls using platforms such as Microsoft Purview (including DSPM for AI, DLP, Information Protection, and Insider Risk Management) and Microsoft Fabric. You will partner with sales, marketing, and practice leadership to shape offerings, lead engagements, and develop the team.
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