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Deutsche Bank in Madrid is seeking an AI Delivery Lead who collaborates with engineers, analysts, delivery leads, and business stakeholders to identify meaningful AI use cases, build practical examples, and coach teams to adopt AI in daily practice.
You will report into the Head of Corporate Functions Technology and align with the AI Centre of Excellence to translate field insights into strategic roadmaps and governance for enterprise AI adoption.
The role sits at the intersection of hands-on delivery and strategic influence. You will work directly with engineers, analysts, delivery leads, and business stakeholders to identify meaningful AI use cases, build practical examples, coach teams, and remove blockers to adoption. At the same time, you will translate what is being learned on the ground into clear recommendations for leadership, tooling, governance, roadmap choices, and ways of working. Reporting into the Head of Corporate Functions (CF) Technology, you will be embedded in the area where AI adoption needs to happen. You will also work closely with the DWS AI Centre of Excellence, ensuring that Corporate Functions is both aligned to enterprise AI direction and actively shaping it through real delivery experience. You will help create and nurture the Corporate Functions AI Community of Practice, so that knowledge, experimentation, and adoption are shared across teams rather than remaining isolated in individual pockets.
We are looking for Demonstrable hands-on experience building software, with confidence working in a modern development environment and credibility with engineering teams. Practical, working experience with AI models and tools including LLMs, prompt engineering, AI-assisted coding tools such as GitHub CoPilot or equivalent. Demonstrable delivery of at least one RAG implementation, an agentic workflow, a fine-tuned model, or a production LLM integration. A genuine track record of driving AI adoption within an organization, making it happen at the team level and measuring what changed. Experience working in or closely with technology teams in complex organizations — ideally within financial services, professional services, or similarly regulated environments. Demonstrated ability to work across multiple organizational layers from coaching junior developers to briefing senior leadership. Proven ability to leverage AI tools to enhance productivity, optimise workflows to solve business problems, while applying critical judgment to ensure responsible and ethical use of data and AI outputs. Proficiency in Python (strongly preferred) and comfort working in a modern development environment. Working knowledge of LLM APIs such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, or equivalent and experience building applications on top of them beyond simple prompting. Hands-on experience with AI development tooling: vector databases, embedding models, orchestration frameworks, and evaluation and observability approaches. Understanding of agentic AI patterns, including tool use, planning, multi-agent coordination with experience designing or building systems that use them. Understanding of how regulated financial services organizations operate including data sensitivity, compliance constraints, and the specific risk appetite that shapes technology decisions. Awareness of how leading financial institutions are approaching AI adoption. Ability to translate AI capability into business value language relevant to financial services such as risk reduction, control improvement, cost efficiency, revenue enablement, client experience and making the case to non-technical stakeholders. Demonstrably well-read on AI developments. You follow research, read technical blogs, track model releases, and can hold a credible conversation about where the field is heading and what it means for the organisation. Strong understanding of change management and adoption dynamics. You know why people resist new tools and how to meet them where they are and led early interest into sustained adoption. Curious about the intersection of AI and organisational design -how capability builds, how communities form, and what it takes to move an institution rather than just a team.
We’re serious about diversity, equity and creating an inclusive culture where colleagues can be themselves and it’s important to us that you enjoy coming to work - feeling healthy, happy and rewarded.
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