AI Strategist

Role Description We're hiring an AI Strategist to be the first person in with our clients. You'll partner with executives and their teams to: Understand how the business actually runs today Identify where AI can make the biggest difference Prioritize what matters most Work with our engineers to design solutions that actually get built This is the work that sets up everything else. Done well, it turns into long-term partnerships where we deliver real outcomes alongside our clients' teams. Done poorly, nothing that comes after matters. You'll own that. The best background for this is someone who's spent 4–7 years at a top strategy firm (McKinsey, Bain, BCG, PwC, Deloitte, or similar) and has since gone deep on AI. We're also open to strong candidates from product, strategy, or operations roles at AI-forward companies. What matters most is that you think about problems through the lens of what AI makes newly possible — and that you're hungry to build, not just execute a playbook. Qualifications 4–7 years of experience; strong preference for top-tier strategy consulting Open to product, strategy, or ops backgrounds at AI-forward companies AI-native mindset — you use AI tools daily and think from first principles about what AI changes Strong discovery and diagnostic instincts — you know how to ask the right questions and figure out what matters Comfortable in the executive room and able to hold your own with C-suite stakeholders Strong synthesis — you can take messy input and produce clear, actionable plans Comfort working with technical partners — you don't need to write production code, but you can shape a solution alongside engineers and translate in both directions Self-directed, thrives in ambiguity, and excited by the pace of an early-stage, fast-growing firm Requirements Fully remote (US-based), with occasional client travel Base salary: $160,000–$180,000, plus performance bonus and equity Flexible PTO