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EjadTech is seeking a senior, client-facing Subject Matter Expert in AI and Emerging Technologies to shape demand, qualify opportunities, define solution direction, and support credible technical conversations with enterprise and government stakeholders in Saudi Arabia.
The role sits between sales, technical architecture, and delivery assurance, and focuses on AI-first growth, emerging technology opportunity development, and alignment between proposals, sales, and delivery.
EjadTech is seeking a senior, client-facing Subject Matter Expert in AI and Emerging Technologies who can help shape demand, qualify opportunities, define solution direction, and support credible technical conversations with enterprise and government stakeholders in Saudi Arabia. The role is designed for the market reality in which many clients are still building awareness, need trusted guidance before they buy, and expect a technically credible advisor who can connect innovation ambition with practical implementation pathways.
This position sits between traditional sales, technical architecture, and delivery assurance. It is intended for a professional who can engage executives, accompany leadership and sales teams in strategic meetings, translate emerging technology concepts into business value, frame feasible solution approaches, support indicative pricing and commercial shaping, and give clients confidence that proposed AI and emerging technology initiatives can move responsibly from idea to implementation.
The role is not a pure delivery role and not a pure sales role. It is a forward-facing consulting and solution-shaping role focused on AI-first growth, emerging technology opportunity development, and strong continuity between what is proposed, what is sold, and what can realistically be delivered.
The SME will serve as Ejad Tech’s technical and advisory front for AI and emerging technologies during client engagement, presales, executive awareness discussions, solution shaping, and selected transition-to-delivery activities. The role is expected to strengthen client confidence, improve technical credibility during pursuit stages, and help the business create demand in markets where customers may not yet have fully defined AI or emerging technology requirements.
The successful candidate should be able to operate in the space between deep technologists and non-technical commercial stakeholders: strong enough to discuss architecture, integration, delivery implications, use-case feasibility, governance, and vendor options, while also being commercially aware enough to support opportunity qualification, sizing assumptions, solution packaging, and persuasive executive conversations.
The ideal candidate is not a pure salesperson and not a narrow specialist engineer. This role is intended for a market-facing consultant who combines strong technical literacy in AI and emerging technologies with solution architecture thinking, client engagement maturity, and enough commercial awareness to support opportunity development and presales confidence.
The successful candidate should be comfortable speaking to C-level executives, business sponsors, architects, delivery leads, and partner vendors. The person should be able to simplify complex technologies without oversimplifying them, create confidence without overpromising, and shape practical next steps in environments where customers may still be forming their technology agenda.
AI-first advisory and solution shaping across Generative AI, LLMs, AI assistants, machine learning, intelligent automation, data platforms, cloud, APIs, and enterprise integration. Strong capability in executive engagement, use-case prioritization, high-level architecture, presales, workshops, commercial scoping, and delivery assurance.
Familiarity with emerging technologies such as IoT, digital twins, metaverse/XR, edge computing, computer vision, smart platforms, and technology-partner ecosystems to develop integrated, business-focused solutions.
AI, machine learning, or Generative AI, Cloud architecture or cloud AI platforms, Solution architecture or enterprise architecture, Data governance, cybersecurity, or privacy, TOGAF or equivalent architecture frameworks, ISO/IEC 42001, responsible AI, or related AI governance domains