In A Nutshell
The AI Fellow will be instrumental in advising the development and scaling of new AI projects.
Responsibilities
Thought Leadership, Research, Project Advising, and Publishing – 80%
- Lead the Beeck Center’s exploration, identification, and dissemination of emerging AI trends and technologies related to our work.
- Provide subject matter expertise on AI, including ethics, governance, and technical aspects to the Beeck Center and its partners (e.g. government agencies, nonprofit partners).
- Provide strategic advice to the Beeck Center and its partners on conceptualizing AI initiatives that align with the Center’s mission, focusing on enhancing digital services, talent development, public benefits delivery, government technology, and data management.
- Serve as a Beeck Center AI expert representative and liaison for external conferences, roundtables, and meetings.
- Act as a thought leader on AI within the Beeck Center and the broader social impact community, contributing through writing, publishing, speaking engagements, and cultivating meaningful relationships.
- Produce a comprehensive report documenting findings, best practices, and lessons learned during the Fellowship term.
Supervision and Mentorship – 20%
- Mentor and supervise Georgetown students and other team members, ensuring high-quality work and professional development.
- Contribute to Beeck Center educational activities such as hosting presentations and workshops for students and staff members to share skills and learnings from their research.
- Attend Center-wide gatherings including monthly virtual all-hands meetings and two in-person weeks per year.
Skillset
- 15 years experience and graduate degree or equivalent expertise in Public Policy, Social Sciences, Public Administration, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, or a related field.
- At least 5 years of experience in research, policy analysis, and advocacy, with a focus on AI.
- Demonstrated expertise in AI, including knowledge of emerging trends, technologies, and best practices, preferably in relation to a government context.
- Experience working with or in government (local, state, federal), nonprofits, or community organizations.
- Excellent communication skills, including the ability to translate information into compelling narratives for diverse audiences.
- Demonstrated ability to design, lead, and manage projects, including coordinating with multiple stakeholders and meeting deadlines.
- Experience in supervising and mentoring staff and/or students, fostering a collaborative and inclusive team environment.
- Commitment to driving equitable social change and advancing social impact through the use of data, design, and technology.