Island
AI Implementation Specialist - AI Governance, Gateways, Platform Control
Dallas +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
- Location
- Dallas
Dallas, Texas, United States - Experience
- 2+ years in a customer-facing technical role and 2+ years of enterprise software delivery or technical consulting experience.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience is a bonus.
About the job
Guides enterprise customers in designing, deploying, and operating AI governance and control solutions using Island’s Enterprise AI Platform.
What you'll do
- Gather customer requirements and advise on AI security, governance, visibility, and operationalization.
- Design and implement AI governance policies and control points integrated with customer infrastructure.
- Deliver executive-facing demonstrations, customer training, and ongoing troubleshooting and optimization.
What they ask for
- 2+ years in a customer-facing technical role at an enterprise SaaS, cybersecurity, or cloud infrastructure vendor.
- 2+ years of enterprise software delivery or technical consulting experience, including hands-on exposure to AI tooling, LLM integrations, or modern API architectures.
- Experience guiding Fortune 500 or large enterprise clients through complex deployments or digital transformation.
- Working knowledge of enterprise security, DLP, Zero Trust, LLM handling of sensitive data, AI control points, and web/API architectures.
Nice to have
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience; relevant certifications are a plus.
- Experience with AI integration layers or gateways, Zero Trust, endpoint security, SIEM/analytics, or AI governance and compliance frameworks.
Tools
MCP, REST, Webhooks, JSON-RPC, JavaScript, LiteLLM, LangChain, Splunk
AI focus
Enterprise AI governance and control, including AI strategy, deployment, LLM gateways, integrations, and protection of sensitive data.
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