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The Red Hat Consulting Services team is looking for a lead AI Architect to help grow the emerging AI tech business in EMEA. In this role, you will help our customers to realise the value of AI and drive adoption of Red Hat AI technology through Red Hat’s AI professional services. You will be working in a small team within the EMEA Solution and Technology Practice (STP) which designs and delivers cutting-edge technology projects for Red Hat’s customers, while supporting our larger regional consulting teams. This role is dual focused on delivery of professional services and on supporting our Go-To-Market motions. You will be interacting with our main customer base in the UK and Ireland (UKI) region on the value of AI and Red Hat’s AI Services.
This role is based in the UK with regular travel to key client locations in and across London and Dublin.
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