About this role
The AI Strategist position at Hebbia is located in London and requires working from the office five days per week. This role suits professionals with client-facing experience who want to drive AI deployment and value creation across global financial institutions.
Role Overview
The AI Strategist sits at the intersection of go-to-market, product, and post-sales functions to shape commercial strategy and expand adoption in the financial sector. The role involves managing deployments, driving early adoption, and partnering cross-functional teams to influence product development and executive accounts. The position operates on-site in London five days a week and requires balancing strategic conversations with hands-on execution.
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About the Company
Founded in 2020 by George Sivulka and backed by Peter Thiel and Andreessen Horowitz, Hebbia builds AI platforms for investors and bankers. The company powers investment decisions for major organizations including BlackRock, KKR, Carlyle, and Centerview Partners, with its flagship product Matrix helping manage over $30 trillion in global assets.
How to Apply
Apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the AI Strategist role located?
The role is based out of the London office and requires working on-site five days per week.
What is the compensation range for this position?
The combined base and bonus compensation range (OTE) is £60,000 to £106,000, with an OTE range of £97,000 to £135,000 for those meeting bonus qualifications, plus competitive equity.
What level of experience is required?
The role requires 1 to 5 years of client-facing experience in fields like investment banking, institutional investments, professional services, or corporate finance, though relevant internship experience may be considered for recent graduates.
What educational background is preferred?
A Bachelor's degree is required, preferably in Finance, Economics, Computer Engineering, or Pre-Law.