Data+AI Workforce Transformation Practitioner — Customer Delivery
Databricks · United States · Education & Training · listed October 6, 2026
The shape of it
Seniority
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Where
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Stated pay
$143,700 – $197,550 USD
Requirements listed
10
Length
882 words
In the posting’s own words
You will own end-to-end workforce transformation engagements with Databricks' largest customers. You will diagnose where a customer's workforce is today, define what needs to change, build the transformation plan, and drive execution until adoption sticks. You are the directly responsible individual for each engagement, not a contributor to someone else's project.
What it asks for · 10
- 8 or more years leading workforce or organizational transformation in a technology adoption context. You have executed transformations and owned outcomes, not just designed programs.
- You have led conversations with C-suite or VP-level sponsors and influenced how organizations adopt technology at scale.
- You have done the work, not just designed a curriculum about it. The strongest backgrounds include customer-side data or engineering leaders who drove transformation, former solutions architects or engineers who moved into transformation roles, and consultants with hands-on delivery experience.
- You can assess a workflow, identify what needs to change, and design the capability pathway to get there.
- You understand change management, including sponsorship models, adoption curves, resistance patterns, and how to build internal champions.
- You are comfortable with ambiguity. You will be building the playbook as you go, not executing a mature one.
- You are comfortable with commercial conversations, including engagement scoping, pricing input, and ensuring delivery commitments are realistic.
- Familiarity with data and AI platforms and the enterprise adoption challenges they create.
- A background in professional services, management consulting, or customer success is a plus.
- Experience measuring behavior change tied to business value, not just completions or satisfaction scores, is a plus.
What the job covers
- Own the full transformation lifecycle for each customer, from workforce assessment through capability pathways, operating rhythm, and measurement. You build the plan and you execute it.
- Run 2 to 3 concurrent engagements across different formats. These range from short-cycle assessments (2 to 4 weeks) to coached transformations (8 to 12 weeks) to deep embedded engagements (12 to 16 weeks). You will manage a mixed portfolio simultaneously.
- Design for multiple organizational layers within a single engagement. That means building executive sponsorship with CDOs, CIOs, and CHROs while also architecting the manager enablement and individual contributor adoption layers underneath.
- Drive execution, not just planning. You will stand up the operating rhythm, coach internal champions, unblock adoption barriers, and adjust the plan when reality diverges from the model.
- Design the human-agent collaboration model for each customer's workforce. Assess workflows and distinguish what should stay human from what should be automated, agent-assisted, or fully agent-led. Design differentiated pathways for builders in technical roles and users in workflow roles.
- Shape how engagements are scoped and priced. You are closest to the work and will ensure that commercial commitments are deliverable.
- Turn what you learn into repeatable tools and playbooks that can scale beyond practitioner-led delivery.
- Partner with technical deployment, AI transformation, and account teams. Other teams build and land the solution. You own what happens after.
Tools and skills named
Data
- Databricks
Go to market
- Customer success
Words the posting leans on
- transformation9×
- adoption7×
- engagements7×
- customer6×
- workforce6×
- change5×
- build4×
- design4×
- delivery3×
- model3×
- organizational3×
- pathways3×
- plan3×
- technology3×
- weeks3×
- workflow3×
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