Full-Time

Digital Experience & AI Enablement Specialist

World Economic Forum

World Economic Forum

5,001-10,000 employees

Global platform for cross-sector leadership dialogue

Compensation Overview

$90k - $100k/yr

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

New York, NY, USA

Hybrid

Three days on-site per week required.

Bachelor's, Master's

Category
Developer Relations

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Requirements
  • Two or more years of relevant professional experience in digital enablement, user support, learning and development, innovation, workflow improvement, technology adoption, consulting, or related areas.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to explain digital and AI concepts clearly and support users with empathy and patience.
Responsibilities
  • Drive adoption of core digital and AI products by enabling users through practical, use-case-based change management, including targeted sessions, clear guidance, and self-service resources.
  • Identify opportunities to streamline repetitive tasks and improve user productivity through the design and development of lightweight automations, workflows, and AI-enabled solutions.
  • Help manage a community of internal AI champions that promotes innovation and supports adoption across teams.
  • Act as a primary point of contact for user questions and feedback, ensuring efficient adoption and continuous improvement of the user experience.
  • Guide users to explore, adopt, and build practical digital solutions independently.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s or advanced university degree in Information Systems, Digital Business, Technology & Innovation Management, Organizational Change, Communications, or a related field, with a strong interest in digital transformation and AI-enabled ways of working.
  • Knowledge of AI-enabled productivity tools, workflow automation, and emerging digital technologies, with a demonstrated willingness to continuously learn and experiment.
  • Hands-on experience designing practical AI use cases, lightweight automations, or workflow improvements that simplify day-to-day work.
  • Experience facilitating training sessions, onboarding, workshops, user support, or community engagement initiatives is a strong advantage.
  • Ability to work collaboratively across teams and build trusted relationships with users and stakeholders in a fast-paced international environment.
  • Strong organizational skills, proactive mindset, and ability to manage multiple priorities independently.
  • Comfortable operating in an evolving environment and contributing to new initiatives with a growth mindset and solution-oriented approach.
  • Interest in community building, peer learning, and helping foster a culture of experimentation and responsible AI adoption.

The World Economic Forum brings together leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas as a not-for-profit foundation. It runs meetings and campaigns—most notably the Davos summit—along with regional forums and digital platforms to connect leaders, share research, and drive over 100 initiatives addressing climate, technology, inclusive growth, health, and trade. It differentiates itself through independence and neutrality, strong public-private collaboration, and a global network that includes partnerships with the UN, World Bank, and WTO, all while promoting the Stakeholder Theory that companies serve employees, customers, communities, and the environment, not just shareholders. Its goal is to improve the state of the world by enabling collaborative solutions that advance sustainable development and positive systemic change.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$500K

Headquarters

Cologny, Switzerland

Founded

1971

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What believers are saying

  • Larry Fink’s co-chair role stabilizes leadership and deepens access to global capital.
  • January 2026 Abu Dhabi and other C4IR launches extend WEF’s operating footprint.
  • May 2026 women’s health research creates defensible policy leadership in an underfunded sector.

What critics are saying

  • Børge Brende stepped down February 26, 2026, exposing fragile post-Schwab governance.
  • WEF’s own probes into Schwab and Brende damage elite trust and sponsor loyalty.
  • If Davos loses relevance, WEF becomes a talking shop, undermining its core franchise.

What makes World Economic Forum unique

  • Davos still convenes CEOs, heads of state, and regulators no competitor matches.
  • WEF’s C4IR network expanded January 22, 2026 with five frontier-technology centers.
  • Its agenda-setting research, like May 2026 Women’s Health Innovation Radar, shapes global policy.

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Company News

Fortune
May 18th, 2026
Women's health receives only 20% of R&D funding despite $1T economic opportunity by 2040

Women's health receives only 20% of health research and development funding, despite representing a potential $1 trillion economic opportunity by 2040, according to the World Economic Forum's new Women's Health Innovation Radar. The radar, developed with the Kearney Health Institute, Gates Foundation and Wellcome Leap, analysed data from 2016 to 2025 across 10 high-impact conditions. It found that over half of women's health funding concentrates on just two areas—ovarian cancer and menopause—whilst conditions like ischemic heart disease and premenstrual syndrome receive minimal investment. Fewer than 2%–3% of clinical trials are women-specific. The research reveals three critical gaps: funding allocation, evidence gathering and product translation. Improving women's health could yield 75 million disability-adjusted life years annually and boost global GDP by $1 trillion by 2040.

Business Wire
Jan 21st, 2026
TII and World Economic Forum launch Abu Dhabi Centre for Frontier Technologies at Davos

The Technology Innovation Institute (TII) and the World Economic Forum have launched the Abu Dhabi Centre for Frontier Technologies during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos. The new centre joins WEF's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Global Network. The centre will focus on quantum computing, robotics, propulsion and space systems, and related AI applications. It aims to advance frontier research and development, shape global policy on emerging technologies, and foster international collaboration for real-world deployment. TII CEO Dr Najwa Aaraj said the centre will push boundaries of frontier R&D whilst enabling breakthrough science to move beyond the lab into practical application. Abu Dhabi joins other C4IR centres in countries including the US, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Japan and India, strengthening the UAE's position as a global hub for science and innovation.

Semafor
Jan 19th, 2026
BlackRock CEO takes helm at Davos as World Economic Forum opens without founder Schwab

The World Economic Forum opened in Davos on Monday under new leadership, with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink largely taking over after founder Klaus Schwab's departure. The New York Times described Fink as "a quiet force reshaping the forum". Fink's leadership offers an opportunity to reinvent the conference, which critics argue has fallen out of step with global trends, according to a former WEF communications head. Semafor noted that "Fink himself was once a proto-Davos Man", suggesting his evolution mirrors broader changes at the forum. The shift marks a significant moment for the annual gathering of world leaders and business executives, as it seeks to regain relevance under fresh direction.

Reuters
Apr 21st, 2025
Davos gathering founder Klaus Schwab quits as World Economic Forum chair

Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, whose annual gathering of business and political leaders in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos became a symbol of globalisation, has resigned as chair of its trustees.

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