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OrmatGlobal
Innovation, Transformation and AI Associate
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What they do
A Strategic Planner or Strategic Analyst is responsible for identifying the needs of their business and developing plans to determine the direction it should take to succeed. These analysts are employed in a variety of fields, though they are typically found in IT, finance, banking, business operations fields.
$144,043 / year median in Nevada
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary Ormat runs a broad innovation agenda across its global operations, spanning advanced and emerging technologies, process redesign and business transformation, strategy, AI, and automation. This role supports two connected efforts: the AI Center of Excellence and the innovation portfolio, contributing to each and connecting the two.
The work leans on strong analytical frameworks and the ability to map and analyze business transformation processes, paired with the communication skills to make a case to leadership one hour and align a site team the next.
Much of the work is advisory: sitting with a business unit, understanding how they actually operate, and helping them see where a process, a technology, or AI changes the economics of what they do. The right person works independently and owns both the goal and the process. Essential Functions
The work leans on strong analytical frameworks and the ability to map and analyze business transformation processes, paired with the communication skills to make a case to leadership one hour and align a site team the next.
It is hands-on:
in any given week it can mean facilitating a sprint, building a leadership presentation, or coordinating stakeholders across sites and time zones. It is strategic when it needs to be and more granular when it does not, and the same person is expected to do both.Much of the work is advisory: sitting with a business unit, understanding how they actually operate, and helping them see where a process, a technology, or AI changes the economics of what they do. The right person works independently and owns both the goal and the process. Essential Functions
- Map, analyze, and redesign business processes to identify where emerging technologies, redesigned workflows, AI, or automation add measurable value.
- Act as an internal advisor to business units: partner with process owners to frame the problem, challenge assumptions, and shape the case for change before an initiative is committed.
- Scope initiatives end to end: translate operational problems into structured briefs covering problem owner, required data, success measures, and implementation considerations.
- Drive innovation sprints and initiatives from framing through facilitation, documentation, follow-through, and outcome tracking.
- Accompany initiatives from framing through delivery, staying with the work rather than handing it off after scoping.
- Identify blockers early and drive them to resolution, and track milestones and outcomes across the innovation portfolio.
- Drive AI adoption across business units and sites, working with the AI Leads and Champions network.
- Build internal communications, guidance, and engagement materials that surface ideas and promote adoption, including running engagement sessions and internal events where needed.
- Contribute to leadership and strategic presentations: structure, data, and narrative.
- Lead stakeholder coordination across sites, business units, and time zones to keep innovation and AI initiatives moving.