Micron Technology

AI Adoption & Change Navigator

Micron Technology
Integrated Device ManufacturingSingapore, SingaporeFull-time1 months ago

About the role

AI summarised

This role is for an AI Adoption & Change Navigator at Micron Technology, a semiconductor company. The position involves supporting global AI tool implementation through regional coaching, cultural adaptation of training materials, and collecting feedback from international users to ensure equitable AI usage.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Deliver on-site or time-zone-aligned assistance to global teams throughout and following AI tool implementation.
  • Conduct office hours or clinics during regional work periods to ensure prompt support across locations.
  • Modify training materials and guidance for cultural relevance.
  • Collaborate with the central training team to localize examples and use cases.
  • Provide translations or bilingual support as required.
  • Offer region-specific coaching and training to leaders and teams.
  • Identify and develop local champions who will promote AI adoption and act as key contacts within their sites.
  • Obtain input from international users regarding region-specific challenges, such as network access, compliance requirements, language barriers, or varying work practices.
  • Advocate for necessary resources or adjustments to ensure effective and equitable AI tool usage globally.
  • Connect team members and departments across business areas across regions engaged in similar AI initiatives.
  • Establish and support communities of practice to enable the global sharing of success stories and best practices.

Requirements

  • Minimum three years in customer success, user support, change management, or related fields, with proven involvement in international or multicultural environments.
  • Exhibits patience, trust-building, and empathy, enabling effective collaboration and support for diverse teams in AI adoption.
  • Experience launching or managing technology adoption initiatives across multiple countries.
  • Familiarity with regulatory considerations for AI (or IT tools) in various regions (e.g., data privacy laws like GDPR).