Cognizant creates new job roles for next-gen AI talent
π€ Cognizant has launched two new job categories: Frontier Certified Engineer and Frontier Business Operator.
π Both roles are developed and certified through SkillSpring, the company's proprietary training platform.
π The positions are designed to prepare a new generation of talent for enterprise AI transformation.
π οΈ Frontier Engineers will work with clients to realign business processes specifically for an AI environment.
π€ Frontier Business Operators will manage blended workforces combining human and digital agents.
πΌ Kathy Diaz, CHRO, stated the company is making a deliberate bet on the next generation of workers.
π CEO Ravi Kumar S highlighted that 65% of tasks globally are exposed to AI-led change.
β οΈ The CEO noted that less than 10% of AI capabilities are currently fully implemented in enterprises.
π― These roles aim to bridge the gap between AI potential and current enterprise implementation.
π The announcement was made on Monday regarding the creation of these new job categories.
- Cognizant announced the creation of two new job categories β Frontier Certified Engineer and Frontier Business Operator β purpose-built for the AI era.
- The roles are developed and certified through SkillSpring, Cognizant's proprietary training platform, enabling rapid development of associates who can lead in an AI-first environment.
- CEO Ravi Kumar S highlighted immense opportunity for those ready to act, noting that 65 per cent of tasks across 1,000+ professions globally are exposed to AI-led change.
- Cognizant is making a deliberate bet on the next generation with roles designed for talent at the forefront of enterprise AI transformation.
- Frontier Engineers will work directly with client organisations to realign business processes for an AI environment, requiring both strategic thinking and technical fluency.
- Frontier Business Operators will take full ownership of operational results and manage a blended workforce of human and digital agents to drive business outcomes.
- Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S noted that less than 10% of AI capabilities are fully implemented in enterprises today, indicating a significant gap between available technology and current adoption rates.