Forward Deployed Analyst

Field analyst, deployed inside the institution we are engaged with.

Department Field Operations Location True Ai Headquarters, Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Work Mode On-site, with travel to client sites Relocation Supported under True Ai sponsorship

A Forward Deployed Analyst at True Ai owns engagements end to end. You travel to client sites across the Kingdom. You sit with their people. You build a real understanding of how they operate. You bring that understanding back to True Ai.

This is not consulting and it is not customer success. The work is investigative, technical, and held to a written standard. Each engagement makes the next one sharper.

A day might span any of the following. Walking into an organisation you have never seen before and developing a working understanding of it within hours, by asking the right questions of the right people. Sitting with an operations director long enough to hear what they actually mean, not what they first say. Working through data that arrives messy, partial, and inconsistent, and reasoning carefully about what it is and is not telling you.

Writing for an audience of senior executives who do not have time for jargon and who will act on what you put in front of them. Travelling to Riyadh on a Tuesday morning and being in the room with executive leadership by noon. Reviewing your own work three times before it leaves your hands. Coming back to Khobar to write the post-engagement note that makes the next engagement sharper.

The work is not a clock-in clock-out role. The shape of every engagement is different. The discipline is the same.

You lead engagements from start to finish, and through the relationship that continues afterwards.

At a high level:

• Preparation. Research the client's industry, sector dynamics, and operational context, until you understand how that kind of organisation works before you walk in.
• Discovery. Build a real picture of how the client operates by sitting with the right people and asking the right questions.
• Fieldwork. Work with whatever the client's reality requires. You are comfortable in environments that are messy, partial, and unfamiliar.
• Analysis. Apply True Ai's analytical framework with discipline. Reason carefully about what the work supports and what it does not.
• Judgement. Decide what matters and what does not. Decide what to bring forward and what to set aside.
• AI as instrument. Work with agents, prompting, and model selection as part of your tradecraft. Treat AI as a force multiplier on your judgement. Review every output before it leaves your hands.
• Translation. Produce written and spoken explanations the client's leadership can hear, understand, and act on.
• Relationship. Manage the continuous engagement that follows the initial delivery.
• Presence. Sit with operations directors, finance controllers, IT teams, and executive leadership. Credible without being deferential, professional without being stiff.

The role operates on a deployment model. When an engagement is live, you are with the client, on-site or in the field, owning the delivery. Between engagements, you are at True Ai headquarters preparing for what comes next: industry research, post-engagement reviews, contributions to the Company's accumulated body of work, readiness for the next deployment.

• Professional experience combining client engagement with structured analytical work. Backgrounds include management consulting, internal strategy and operations, technical solutions engineering, audit, business intelligence, or forward deployed roles at enterprise software companies.
• Demonstrated experience with messy, real-world data. You have worked with data from production systems, not just from training datasets.
• Writing for executive audiences. Documents and presentations that leaders read and acted on.
• Direct client work in the field, not only behind a desk.

Reasoning under ambiguity. You walk into a situation you have never seen, ask the right questions, and develop a working understanding within days.

Pattern recognition. You see the shape of how an organisation works, not only what it says about itself. You trust your instinct enough to investigate it.

Investigative discipline. When something does not look right, you dig. You do not file it under "interesting" and move on. You ask why, you trace it to its source, you bring back an answer.

Technical fluency without being an engineer. SQL, structured data, file formats, APIs at the consumer level, the basic shape of how systems hold data. You do not write production code. You can read it well enough to understand what it does.

Written precision. You write to be understood by busy executives. You eliminate jargon. You believe a clearly written paragraph is a form of respect for the reader's time.

AI fluency as a practitioner. You know the difference between models, you know when to reach for which one, and you treat AI as a force multiplier on your…