Senior Manager, Data & AI Strategy

HarborConsulting, Technology

United States or CanadaFull-TimeManager

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Experience: Minimum 10 years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degrees or certifications in business, data, or technology-related fields preferred
Minimum 10 years of experience in legal or professional services organizations, with significant client-facing responsibility
Practical knowledge of executing strategies, managing teams, and overseeing projects within a data-focused function
Strong understanding of how legal organizations use data to support operational performance and business decision-making
Demonstrated experience with enterprise data strategies, including people, client, and matter data domains
Familiarity with legal business services, law firm practice group operations, and/or corporate legal department functions
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to influence stakeholders and explain data concepts to broad audiences
Ability to make moderate to significant improvements in process, systems, or products to drive function performance
Demonstrated leadership in building short-term operational plans and implementing process improvements within established budgetary parameters
Experience managing small to mid-sized teams with oversight of hiring, performance, and team development
Demonstrated ability to collaborate cross-functionally and provide input to new processes or standards

Responsibilities

Lead client engagements focused on data and AI strategy, modernization, and governance, with an emphasis on legal and professional services organizations
Communicate complex strategies and recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences, including internal and external stakeholders
Design solutions that support centralized enterprise data for people, organizations, and matters
Define and lead initiatives that structure, capture, and analyze practice-level data, collaborating closely with attorneys and business teams
Deliver hands-on support and strategic guidance around tools such as data catalogs, MDM platforms, data lakes/warehouses, BI solutions and AI technologies
Support legal AI enablement efforts through curated data initiatives and AI/analytics project design
Present Harbor’s vision and client solutions at executive-level meetings and industry events
Collaborate across Harbor teams to build integrated, multidisciplinary solutions for clients
Mentor junior team members, supporting career development and fostering a culture of excellence and curiosity
Guide teams through process improvement initiatives, contributing to the design and implementation of new standards and solutions
Manage project delivery in alignment with project scope and available resources

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