Senior Enterprise AI Governance Architect (Remote)

Cyclotron, Inc.

United States

Remote

USD 160,000 - 180,000

Full time

14 days+

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100% premiums covered

Generous PTO

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Job summary

Cyclotron, Inc. is seeking a Sr. AI Governance Consultant to lead enterprise AI and agent governance across the Microsoft estate.

This client-facing role requires deep expertise in Copilot Studio, Agent Builder, Purview, and Power Platform governance, with the ability to shape operating models and drive governance programs at scale. You will partner with sellers and AI teams, own governance deliverables, and mentor peers while ensuring responsible AI controls and regulatory alignment across

Qualifications

8+ years of enterprise technology experience, including 4+ years leading governance, security, or architecture work on Microsoft platforms in multi-business-unit, regulated, or high-scrutiny environments.
Proven depth in AI and agent governance: Copilot Studio, Agent Builder, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Agent 365, including publishing models, agent identity, security posture, and monitoring at enterprise scale.
Proven depth in data governance with Microsoft Purview (information protection, DLP, data map and catalog, DSPM for AI) and working knowledge of Microsoft Fabric.
Strong hands‑on Power Platform governance: environment strategy, DLP design and enforcement, managed environments, CoE Starter Kit, and ALM with Pipelines or Azure DevOps. You can navigate PPAC quickly and know what each setting actually does.
Executive‑grade communication and emotional intelligence: you can explain governance trade‑offs and risk to a CIO, CISO, or AI Council, in writing and in the room.

Responsibilities

Lead the design and implementation of enterprise AI and agent governance frameworks: target operating model, governance decisions, policies and standards, roles and responsibilities, and a prioritized, adoptable roadmap.
Govern the full agent lifecycle across Agent Builder, SharePoint agents, Copilot Studio, Frontier agents, and Copilot connectors: intake and registration, routing criteria, maker access and publishing models, production promotion checkpoints, ownership change, monitoring, and retirement.
Design Agent 365 governance: agent identity boundaries, policy, monitoring, audit, and alignment with Microsoft Defender, Purview, and Entra ID.
Define Copilot Studio-specific security and DLP controls (event triggers, channels, knowledge sources, HTTP requests, Graph and federated connectors), along with credit consumption and capacity guardrails.
Stand up and formalize AI Centers of Excellence: agent lifecycle and connectors, monitoring and reporting, audit and compliance roles, review cadences, and escalation into ARB and AI Council structures.
Map responsible AI and regulatory expectations (NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, EU AI Act) into practical controls, evaluation gates, and audit evidence.
Lead data governance workstreams in Microsoft Purview and Fabric: catalog, lineage, classification, data quality, sensitivity labeling, and data product ownership.
Assess data readiness for AI: data estate assessments, oversharing risk in SharePoint and OneDrive, grounding and knowledge source governance for agents, and the data controls needed before Copilot and agents go broad.
Design Purview protections for AI and coordinate with Power Platform and Copilot Studio policy.
Govern Dataverse and Dataverse-to-Fabric patterns so agent and app data stays classified, owned, and auditable.