Senior Manager - Artificial Intelligence

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Senior Manager – Artificial Intelligence The team is doubling the size of our business. At the same time, they’re keeping maintenance costs down and driving asset capability up. With full responsibility for assets from creation to disposal, their watchword is reliability.

Better still, they make sure we don’t just do what we legally need to do, but go further. So, we’ll embrace your fresh ideas to improve our use of energy and environmental resources. It’s all about meaningful change.

What you'll deliver

You’ll design, develop, and deploy cutting‑edge AI solutions to solve complex business challenges and drive innovation across the organization. You’ll establish and operationalize AI assurance frameworks, ensuring all AI initiatives meet standards for ethics, risk, compliance, and enterprise governance. You’ll ensure AI models are robust, scalable, secure, and production‑ready, with strong lifecycle management, documentation, and traceability.

You’ll define standards for model validation, testing, and continuous monitoring, ensuring performance, accuracy, fairness, and explainability. You’ll collaborate with data scientists, engineers, product teams, and stakeholders to deliver AI‑driven products and services. You’ll support enterprise AI strategy, advising on advanced AI, automation, and emerging technologies, while aligning with operational and commercial goals.

You’ll engage with senior stakeholders and governance bodies, providing insights on AI risk, ethics, and assurance outcomes. You’ll work with Legal, Risk, Cybersecurity, and Compliance teams to ensure integrated and defensible AI decision‑making. You’ll act as a thought leader, providing guidance, mentorship, and training on AI governance and best practices across the organization.

What you bring

You’ll have a Bachelor’s degree or higher in computer science, Engineering or related field with atleast 7-10 years of relevant experience in in AI, machine learning, or data science. You’ll have proven experience developing and deploying AI models using tools such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, or similar frameworks. You’ll have strong programming capability (e.g., Python, Java, C ) and deep understanding of ML techniques and algorithms.

You’ll have strong understanding of Responsible AI, governance, and risk frameworks as well as excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to translate complex concepts into business impact. Life at Dubai Airports

Fast‑moving and fast‑growing, Dubai Airports is a business that’s all about delivering great airport experiences, 24 hours a day. Life here means always pushing – and being pushed – to work better and smarter. With us, you’ll be encouraged to be the best you can be. You’ll be part of the team that connects the world. And at every opportunity, you’ll go beyond; delivering an advanced, innovative future for yourself and our business, and making an impact that delivers for Dubai.

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