Job Description
Join Horizon Dynamics Inc. at the forefront of tomorrow's technological revolution. We're seeking a visionary 2026 Futurist Tech Strategist to architect our innovation roadmap for the next decade. This pivotal role demands a blend of deep technical acumen, strategic foresight, and disruptive thinking to transform emerging technologies into market-defining solutions.
As a key architect of our 2026 vision, you'll collaborate with C-suite executives, R&D teams, and global partners to identify paradigm-shifting opportunities. Our ideal candidate thrives in ambiguity, anticipates tech disruptions before they trend, and possesses an unwavering passion for shaping the future of human-machine interaction.
Responsibilities
- Architect and execute the company's 2026 technology innovation roadmap with quantifiable ROI targets
- Lead cross-functional teams in developing next-gen AI, quantum computing, and biotech integration strategies
- Conduct horizon-scanning research to identify emerging technologies with disruptive potential
- Present strategic frameworks to investors and board members securing $50M+ innovation budgets
- Establish KPIs for emerging tech adoption and measure market readiness metrics
- Forge strategic partnerships with global research institutions and Silicon Valley disruptors
- Mentor junior futurists in scenario planning and technology forecasting methodologies
Qualifications
- 10+ years in strategic technology planning with proven impact on 3+ major tech disruptions
- Expertise in forecasting methodologies (Delphi, Delphi 2.0, cross-impact matrices)
- Advanced degree in Computer Science, AI, or Futures Studies with PhD preferred
- Published thought leadership in top-tier tech journals (Nature, IEEE, MIT Tech Review)
- Experience securing $20M+ R&D budgets with measurable ROI
- Proficiency in quantum computing frameworks and generative AI architecture
- Portfolio demonstrating successful tech commercialization from concept to market
- Deep understanding of ethical AI governance and sustainable tech principles