AI Solution Leader

We want someone who sees what others miss — who looks at a manual sales process and envisions an autonomous agent swarm replacing it. You will drive transformational change, prototype rapidly, push boundaries, and convince the organization to adopt radical new approaches. If you are comfortable with ambiguity, energized by disruption, and obsessed with the art of the possible in AI— this role is for you.

What You'll Do:

Identify and disrupt inefficient sales processes by designing AI-native replacements — autonomous agents that eliminate manual work, accelerate deals, and create entirely new sales motions

Envision and prototype breakthrough AI agent capabilities that leapfrog current approaches: predictive deal orchestration, autonomous prospecting, real-time competitive war-gaming, and AI-driven negotiation support

Challenge existing sales technology assumptions — evaluate where legacy tools should be replaced entirely by agent-based architectures rather than incrementally enhanced

Drive rapid experimentation: build MVPs fast, test with real sellers, measure ruthlessly, and kill what does not work — fail fast, learn faster

Evangelize AI-first thinking across the sales organization — inspire adoption through compelling demos, measurable results, and a bold vision of the future

Scout and evaluate emerging AI technologies, startups, and research breakthroughs — bring the outside in and ensure DXC stays ahead of the curve

Build the strategic narrative: define what "AI-native sales" looks like at DXC in 12-24 months and create the roadmap to get there

Partner with sales leadership to identify the highest-leverage disruption opportunities where AI agents can create step-change improvements in revenue outcomes

Who You Are:

Experience & Qualifications:

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, AI/ML, Engineering, Business, or related field — or equivalent experience as a proven innovator

5+ years of experience driving technology-led disruption in sales, go-to-market, or revenue operations — with demonstrable AI/ML expertise

Track record of challenging the status quo and delivering transformational outcomes — not just incremental optimization

Deep understanding of the AI landscape: LLMs, agentic systems, multi-agent orchestration, generative AI, and automation platforms

Hands-on ability to prototype solutions (Python, AI frameworks, no-code/low-code agent builders) — you lead by building, not just directing

Experience with sales ecosystems (CRM, enablement, revenue intelligence) and a vision for how AI will replace or reinvent them

Comfort operating in ambiguous, fast-moving environments where the playbook does not yet exist

Soft Skills & Cultural Fit:

Disruptor mentality — instinctively questions 'how it's always been done' and proposes radically better alternatives

Visionary communicator — can paint a compelling picture of the future and rally teams, leaders, and skeptics behind bold ideas

Bias for action — prototypes, tests, and ships rather than getting stuck in analysis paralysis or committee approvals

Resilient and persuasive — comfortable pushing back against organizational inertia and bringing people along on transformational change

Fluent in English (mandatory)

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