Job Description
Job Summary
The Change Manager, AI & Automation will lead and manage organizational change initiatives associated with the implementation of artificial intelligence and automation solutions. The role focuses on driving adoption, minimizing resistance, and ensuring that technology-enabled changes deliver intended business value. This position works closely with technology, operations, risk, and business teams to embed AI and automation capabilities into day-to-day operations in a controlled and sustainable manner.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Change strategy and adoption planning:
- Develop and execute a structured change management strategy for AI and automation initiatives across the Bank.
- Define change impact assessments for automation initiatives, including people, process, skills, roles, and operating model implications.
- Create phased adoption plans aligned to automation rollouts, ensuring readiness before go-live.
- Support in developing an AI maturity model – 5 years plan.
Stakeholder engagement and alignment:
- Identify and map key stakeholders across Business Units, Operations, IT, HR, Risk, Compliance, and Audit.
- Act as a trusted liaison between technical automation teams and business leaders to ensure alignment and shared understanding.
- Facilitate leadership alignment sessions to clarify the intent, scope, and limitations of AI and RPA.
- Proactively identify and address resistance, misconceptions, and concerns related to automation and AI adoption.
Communication and awareness:
- Design and deliver targeted communication plans that demystify AI and RPA for different audiences (executives, managers, frontline staff).
- Translate technical automation concepts into simple, business-friendly language.
- Develop FAQs, briefing packs, success stories, and use-case narratives to build confidence and trust in automation initiatives.
- Actively participate in the show and tell sessions and support in clarifying issues raised.
Capability building and AI literacy:
- Support the development and rollout of AI and automation awareness programs, including introductory training, workshops, and roadshows.
- Work with HR and L&D teams to embed AI and automation literacy into learning curricula.
- Promote a culture of continuous improvement, innovation, and responsible use of AI.
Change risk and governance support:
- Identify people and adoption risks associated with automation initiatives and propose mitigation actions.
- Ensure change activities align with bank policies, ethical AI principles, and regulatory expectations.
- Support internal and external audit engagements by providing evidence of structured change management and adoption controls.
Benefits realization and feedback:
- Track adoption metrics (usage, compliance, satisfaction) post-implementation.
- Gather feedback from business users and stakeholders to inform continuous improvement.
- Partner with reengineering and automation teams to ensure automation delivers intended business outcomes.
Educational Qualifications, Experience, & Skills Required
- Bachelor’s degree in business administration, Human Resources, Communications, Psychology, Organizational Development, or a related field.
- Certified Change Management Professional (Prosci, ACMP, or equivalent).
- Agile Change Management certification.
- Training or certification in Digital Transformation or AI fundamentals
- 5–8 years’ experience in change management, organizational transformation, or enterprise adoption initiatives.
- Proven experience supporting technology-enabled change in banking or other regulated environments.
- Hands-on experience managing resistance and cultural change during digital, automation, or systems transformation.
- Experience working with senior leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.
- Exposure to AI, RPA, or digital transformation initiatives is strongly preferred.
Core Competencies & Skills
- Deep understanding of change management methodologies (e.g., Prosci ADKAR or equivalent).
- Strong stakeholder management, facilitation, and influencing skills.
- Excellent communication and storytelling abilities.
- High emotional intelligence and conflict management skills.
- Ability to simplify complex technical concepts for non-technical audiences.
- Strong planning, execution, and follow-through capability.
- Comfort operating in ambiguity and early-stage transformation environments.
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