Principal AI Process Orchestrator

Creative Chaos; Brasil; Presencial; BRL 320 000 - 460 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Creative Chaos seeks a Principal AI Process Orchestrator to decide what work humans do and what AI handles, then design and ship the systems that enable both. You will front engagements, earning trust with the client’s executives from week one and leading the work from workflow audit to shipped automation.

This senior IC role does not hire managers; you will mentor Associates and manage 3-4 concurrent clients, choosing tools for each project and driving measurable impact.

Qualificações

• 5 to 10 years of experience as a business analyst, solutions engineer, or technical consultant in software delivery, product, or enterprise SaaS.
• Portfolio of built agents and public projects (GitHub, deployments).
• Business-native English with executive poise and stakeholder facilitation.
• Ability to lead engagements and design end-to-end automation across multiple clients.

Responsabilidades

• Lead client engagements end-to-end as the face of the project.
• Map client business processes and identify AI-driven opportunities.
• Design future-state workflows showing humans and agents and how they interact.
• Direct implementation work and mentor Associate Orchestrators through delivery.
• Grow engagements by identifying Build pods, Rescue, or ongoing Support.

Conhecimentos

Business analysis

AI systems

Stakeholder management

GitHub portfolio

English proficiency

Curiosity

Ferramentas

Claude Code

MCPs

LangChain

LlamaIndex

Descrição da oferta de emprego

About us:

Creative Chaos is an AI orchestration company. We help businesses re-engineer how work actually gets done by placing AI orchestrators inside their teams to redesign workflows, deploy agents, and rewire operations end-to-end.

Job Summary:

The Principal AI Process Orchestrator is a key role. This is the person who decides what work humans do and what work AI does, and then designs and ships the systems that make both happen.

You will front every engagement. You will earn trust with the client’s executive team in week one. You will lead the work from workflow audit to shipped automation. You will carry 3-4 concurrent clients and lead Associate Orchestrators through implementation.

This is a senior individual contributor role. We are not hiring a manager. We are hiring the sharpest business analyst you know, the one who also spends their weekends building AI agents and has strong opinions about which tool to use for which job.

Job Description:

• Lead client engagements end-to-end: You are the face of the engagement. You sit across from the client’s COO or CEO in week one, not week six. You own the weekly update, the monthly business review, and the strategic direction of the work.
• Map the business: In the first 30 days of any engagement, you learn how work flows through the client’s organization. You produce an opportunity map that identifies the 5-10 workflows where AI can materially change the economics of the business.
• Design the future state: For the 2-3 workflows selected for transformation, you design the rewired version. What humans do. What agents do. Where the handoffs live. What the evals look like. How success is measured.
• Ship the implementation: You scope the work, direct the Associate Orchestrators on the engagement, review their output, and ship the first automation to production within 60 days of engagement start.
• Grow the engagement: You identify when a client needs a Build pod, a Rescue, or ongoing Support, and pull the right Creative Chaos resource in. Transformation is the front door. You open the rest of the house.
• Own the outcome: You report on measurable client impact: hours saved, error rates reduced, throughput gained. Numbers, not narratives.

Requirements

• 5 to 10 years of experience as a business analyst, solutions engineer, or technical consultant in software delivery, product, or enterprise SaaS. You have sat between business stakeholders and technical teams. You have interviewed users, mapped workflows, written specs, and owned the result. You are on an individual contributor track and not looking to manage people.
• Deeply AI-native: Not “uses ChatGPT daily.” You have built and deployed real agents. You use Claude Code as a daily tool, not a curiosity. You have opinions about Cursor vs. Windsurf, LangChain vs. LlamaIndex, and which MCP to use when, because you have actually tried all of them. You can name the right tool for the right job and defend the choice.
• Portfolio over resume: You can show us a GitHub, side projects, deployed agents, and public writing on what you have built. We do not hire anyone who cannot show us what they have built with their own hands. A resume is not enough. A repo is.
• Business-native English and executive poise: You have worked with or inside US or Western companies. You can run a stakeholder workshop with twelve people in the room without losing control of it. When you walk into a US CEO’s office, you command the meeting from minute one.
• Curious and hungry: You learn a new tool every week on your own time. When you are given a well-understood problem, you dig into something adjacent that nobody asked you to look at. You built something last weekend because you wanted to see if you could.

How we hire

This is a portfolio hire, not a resume hire.

Portfolio review: We read everything before we talk to you. If the work is not there, there is no interview.

Technical conversation: 45 minutes. We walk through your agent, your design decisions, and the tools you reached for.

Live exercise: 48 hours. We share a real workflow from one of our portfolio companies. You design how you would rewire it, map the humans-vs-agents split, and sketch the 30/60/90 implementation plan.

Final conversation with the Leader: 60 minutes. Direct, a go or no-go decision within 48 hours.

What Creative Chaos offers

• Direct access to the managing partner and a small senior team
• A clean mandate: you own the engagement, we clear the path
• Best-in-class tooling: Claude, Claude Code, MCPs, and every agent framework worth trying
• The chance to define a new category of work before the market has a name for it
• Compensation open and based on capability and experience