Director, AI Management & Technology

Pen Fed is hiring a (Hybrid) Director, AI Management & Technology at our Tysons, Virginia location. The Director, AI Management & Technology leads the technical-management and management-technology capabilities within Pen Fed's AI Management function. Reporting to the AVP, Responsible AI Architecture & Governance, the Director translates approved policies, standards, and objectives into technical requirements, architecture guidance, decision criteria, and scalable technology capabilities.

The role provides enterprise guidance and serves as a trusted advisor for Large Language Models, Generative AI, agents, embedded AI, and emerging technologies. It also leads the functional strategy for AI management systems, workflows, integrations, data, and reporting.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. This is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of job duties and the position will perform other duties as assigned.

• Develop and maintain AI management architecture requirements and reference patterns consistent with enterprise frameworks.
• Translate AI policies, standards, Responsible AI principles, and regulatory expectations into practical technical and technology requirements.
• Lead technical governance evaluations of AI platforms, tools, embedded AI, integrations, and material technology changes.
• Guide enterprise decisions involving model capabilities, limitations, data access, hosting, autonomy, permissions, human oversight, monitoring, traceability, and lifecycle management.
• Identify systemic risks, architectural dependencies, control gaps, and opportunities for standardization across AI technologies and use cases.

• Lead technical evaluations of LLM families and variants, agents, agentic workflows, and emerging AI capabilities.
• Develop recommendations concerning the approval, restriction, reassessment, replacement, or retirement of LLMs and other AI technologies.
• Establish requirements and evaluation criteria for agents, orchestration technologies, and emerging AI capabilities.
• Monitor developments in AI technologies and recommend appropriate updates to requirements, standards, and technical guidance.

• Own the functional strategy and roadmap for the AI Inventory and related technology.
• Define system requirements for intake, inventory, workflow, approvals, lifecycle management, reassessment, evidence, reporting, permissions, and integrations.
• Maintain and prioritize the AI Management technology backlog and establish acceptance criteria for delivered capabilities.
• Coordinate with technical teams responsible for system design, development, administration, integration, and production support.

• Partner with the Responsible AI Specialist to translate policy, procedure, and technical risks into testing and monitoring considerations.
• Identify testing, monitoring, evidence, and reassessment needs associated with models, platforms, agents, integrations, permissions, data access, and material technology changes.
• Provide technical context to support the analysis and interpretation of testing and monitoring results.

• Serve as AI Management's primary technical partner to Enterprise Architecture, AI Enablement, AI Engineering, Information Security, Data, platform teams, and applicable control functions.
• Provide technical analysis and recommendations to the AVP, AI Council, executive leadership, and other governance bodies.
• Represent AI Management in technical and architecture forums within authority delegated by the AVP.
• Support regulatory examinations, audits,…