EXL (NASDAQ: EXLS) is seeking a visionary and technically adept Assistant Vice President (AVP) in EXL’s AI Innovation & R&D; team to spearhead our innovative client-facing initiatives in the rapidly evolving fields of Generative and Agentic AI. This high-impact, senior consulting role requires a unique blend of deep technical expertise in AI solutioning and deployment, Fortune 500 client stakeholder management skills, and the ability to drive thought leadership. You will be instrumental in advising Insurance, Healthcare, and Banking clients, designing cutting-edge AI solutions, leading complex implementations, and shaping EXL’s strategy and market presence in Generative and Agentic AI. You will collaborate closely with data science, technology, business development, and client teams to identify opportunities, architect robust solutions, and deliver transformative results.
Responsibilities
- Design, document and govern state-of-the-art agentic solutions and platforms leveraging services available in AWS,
Azure and GCP as well as required third party frameworks such as NVIDIA Nemo and LangGraph.
- Contribute to the digital AI Solution strategy for the target industry segments.
- Support pre-sales and delivery efforts of our AI solutions with a focus on IT engineering and security efforts.
- Foster deep relationships with technical stakeholders at our top clients by demonstrating insight and thought leadership on application of digital in their context to help them meet their business goals.
- Work with teams across the business to generate innovative AI solution opportunities.
- Drive innovation across digital engineering around AI.
Qualifications
- Have deep expertise with full stack application and solution development and engineering best practices.
- Experience architecting, building and deploying AI solutions.
- Experience architecting AI agentic solutions that use well-managed core APIs and SDKs to access LLMs and foundational models.
- Solutioning and engineer
📌 Gen AI Solution Architect (Colombia)
🏢 EXL
📍 Colombia