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Technical Product Consultant – GenAI (Senior Consultant) (PL794)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Remote · contract
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About the role
Generative AIAgileMarket Research
Our client in the consulting space is seeking a Technical Product Consultant (GenAI) to lead the functional delivery and operational execution of Generative AI solutions. This role sits at the intersection of business, technology, and delivery, overseeing the end-to-end lifecycle of GenAI products while ensuring alignment with enterprise standards, technical capabilities, and user needs.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Lead the functional delivery of Generative AI products, overseeing ideation, requirements gathering, design, development, and deployment.
- Own and prioritize the product and feature backlog, working closely with engineering, architecture, and security teams to ensure feasibility, compliance, and alignment with enterprise standards.
- Facilitate Agile ceremonies including stand-ups, sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives to drive predictable and timely delivery.
- Translate business requirements and user stories into clear functional and technical specifications to support backlog refinement and sprint execution.
- Define, track, and monitor functional KPIs and success metrics to measure product performance and business impact.
- Conduct market research and competitive analysis to inform functional design decisions and guide the evolution of GenAI capabilities.
- Act as a liaison between business stakeholders, engineering teams, and architects, ensuring clarity on requirements, design decisions, and delivery timelines.
- Engage with customers and end users to gather feedback on GenAI features and performance, translating insights into continuous functional improvements.
- Support continuous improvement of GenAI products through iterative development and feedback loops.