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Vertex Pharmaceuticals seeks a Director, AI Transformation Operations to design and operate the governance model that moves AI initiatives from strategy to execution.
You will lead governance forums, align cross-functional teams, and provide executives with timely updates and clear actions, owners, and timelines.
The role emphasizes scalable processes, responsible AI practices, and the continuous improvement of the Transformation Office to accelerate value delivery.
At Vertex, we continue to invest in a future-ready workforce where AI helps people strengthen expertise, improve decision-making and create greater impact for our people and patients. We are looking for a Director, AI Transformation Operations to build the operating model that helps Vertex move AI reinvention projects from strategic decisions to coordinated execution. Reporting to the VP, AI Transformation, you will connect strategy, governance, and delivery across Vertex's AI transformation, translating portfolio decisions into coordinated action, keeping teams aligned, and creating the visibility and accountability to deliver with clarity and speed. You will run the governance forums that guide the transformation, equipping leaders with the information, analysis, and stakeholder input needed to make timely decisions. You will turn those decisions into clear actions, responsibilities, and timelines, track follow-through, and keep leaders informed of progress, outstanding decisions, and areas that need their support. To succeed, you will create scalable ways of working that strengthen decision-making, coordination, and follow-through, continually improving how the Transformation Office operates and the quality and pace of execution. You will model responsible use by continuously learning, applying AI to innovate your own work, and championing practices that create value.
Strong knowledge of executive governance, decision processes, transformation office operations, and cross-functional coordination.
Ability to translate strategic and portfolio decisions into clear actions, responsibilities, timelines, conditions, and follow-through.
Ability to design and coordinate governance forums, including decision requirements, agendas, stakeholder input, executive materials, records, and action tracking.
Strong executive-writing and synthesis skills, with the ability to turn complex information into concise, decision-oriented materials and updates.
Strong organizational judgment, with the ability to anticipate information needs, maintain momentum, and surface areas requiring leadership involvement.
Ability to create scalable processes, tools, templates, and working practices that improve coordination without adding unnecessary complexity.
Strong relationship-building and influence skills across functions, including the ability to establish shared expectations and maintain accountability without direct authority.
Practical fluency with AI and automation tools and emerging AI capabilities, with the ability to use them responsibly to streamline work, improve the timeliness and quality of information, and surface useful insights.
Ability to manage multiple concurrent governance activities, decisions, actions, and stakeholder needs in a fast-moving environment.
Bachelor's degree in business, operations, organizational management, communications, or a related field - or relevant experience
Advanced degree preferred.
Typically requires 10 or more years of experience in enterprise operations, transformation office operations, executive governance, or strategic program coordination, or the equivalent combina