AI Hub - Capability & Change Lead

About the role

RAA is launching an AI-first transformation, embedding artificial intelligence as an operating principle across the organisation. This full-time permanent position is based in Adelaide CBD and reports to the Senior Manager AI Hub. As Capability & Change Lead, you will lead the people side of the transformation, building AI capability, driving adoption and championing change.

Key responsibilities

• Develop learning programs, drive adoption initiatives and build change readiness across the organisation
• Support workforce transition as AI becomes embedded in everyday work
• Partner with business leaders, People & Culture, the AI Hub and the AI Champions Network
• Design role-based learning pathways and change strategies, grow the AI Champions Network and lead practical communications

Required profile

• Demonstrated experience leading capability-building or organisational change in a complex organisation
• Experience designing and delivering learning programs for a diverse workforce
• Experience leading change and adoption activities for new technology, systems or ways of working
• Experience establishing and growing networks or communities of practice
• Tertiary qualification in Organisational Psychology, Human Resources, Business, Learning & Development or a related field
• Certification in change management (e.g. Prosci or ADKAR) or in learning design or facilitation is highly regarded

Required skills

• Strong knowledge of change management and adoption methodologies
• Sound understanding of learning design principles
• Well-developed communication and stakeholder engagement skills

What we offer

• Free RAA premium road service and access to the RAA Rewards Program
• Generous discounts on RAA products
• Flexible work arrangements
• Ongoing training and development, including a Study Support Program
• Wellbeing facilities and corporate health insurance plan

To apply, use the Apply button on the listing. Candidates must provide proof of eligibility to work in Australia and complete a police check. Applications are welcomed from people of all ages and backgrounds, including people living with disability, First Nations Peoples, LGBTIQA+ community members and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.