Job Description
Join the vanguard of tomorrow as a 2026 Strategic Futurist at FutureHorizon Collective. We're pioneering the next frontier of human progress, and we need visionary minds to map our trajectory beyond 2026. This role blends cutting-edge trend analysis with strategic foresight to shape products, policies, and paradigms for the post-2025 landscape. You'll collaborate with Nobel laureates, quantum computing architects, and biotech revolutionaries to decode emerging technologies, societal shifts, and market disruptions. If you thrive at the intersection of science fiction and strategic reality, this is your call to action.
Responsibilities
- Lead horizon-scanning initiatives to identify and validate emerging technologies with transformative potential post-2025
- Develop strategic frameworks for organizations to navigate quantum computing, AI singularity, and synthetic biology disruptions
- Produce annual '2026+ Impact Reports' quantifying societal and economic implications of future scenarios
- Design cross-industry workshops for C-suite executives on preparing for post-2025 workforce and market evolutions
- Partner with government agencies to draft policy blueprints for autonomous infrastructure and ethical AI governance
- Author white papers published in journals like 'Futures' and 'Technological Forecasting & Social Change'
Qualifications
- Advanced degree in Futures Studies, Systems Thinking, or related quantitative field with 8+ years of foresight experience
- Proven track record of publishing peer-reviewed research on technological singularity or societal tipping points
- Expertise in scenario planning methodologies (e.g., Delphi, Cross-Impact Matrix) with Fortune 500 implementation
- Deep knowledge of quantum computing, neurotech, and climate engineering convergence points
- Proficiency in Python for trend modeling and simulation of complex adaptive systems
- Portfolio demonstrating at least three high-impact future-oriented projects launched since 2020
- Fluency in futures forecasting tools like Cassandra and Polymath