Job Description
Join InnovateNext Labs at the forefront of technological evolution. We're seeking a visionary Future Tech Strategist to architect our 2026 roadmap and beyond. This role demands a blend of cutting-edge technical expertise and strategic foresight to transform emerging innovations into market-defining solutions. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify disruptive opportunities, align technology investments with business goals, and pioneer next-generation frameworks that will shape the next decade of digital transformation.
Our ideal candidate thrives in ambiguity and excels at translating complex technological trends into actionable strategies. This is a rare opportunity to influence the trajectory of human-computer interaction, sustainable tech, and AI ethics on a global scale. If you're passionate about building tomorrow's ecosystem today, we want to hear from you.
Responsibilities
- Architect and execute the 2026 technology innovation roadmap
- Identify and evaluate emerging technologies (quantum computing, neural interfaces, Web4.0)
- Lead cross-functional teams in developing proof-of-concept prototypes
- Present strategic tech recommendations to C-suite and board stakeholders
- Establish partnerships with academic research labs and industry pioneers
- Develop KPIs for measuring technology adoption and ROI
- Conduct horizon scanning for disruptive threats and opportunities
- Mentor junior talent in future-focused technical skills
Qualifications
- 10+ years in strategic technology roles with Fortune 500 companies
- Deep expertise in AI, blockchain, and sustainable tech ecosystems
- Proven track record of launching breakthrough products/services
- PhD or equivalent in Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or related field
- Certification in Futures Thinking (e.g., from Futures School)
- Published research on emerging technology adoption patterns
- Experience with scenario planning and technology forecasting
- Exceptional communication skills for technical and non-technical audiences