Profile
Jarlath is a senior advisory and technology executive with over 20 years of experience helping enterprise, public sector, and growth-stage organizations translate complex strategy into measurable transformation. As Program & GTM Revenue Lead at Jobspeaker AI, he partners with executive teams to shape high-impact customer engagements, drive platform adoption, and operationalize next-generation AI workflows.
Jarlath brings a disciplined, practitioner-led approach to every initiative—combining technical depth in computer science with strategic rigor to help clients realize sustained commercial value. Throughout his career, he has led high-stakes programs at the intersection of AI innovation, digital platforms, and organizational change, ensuring technology investments align cleanly with overarching business outcomes.
He also brings deep functional expertise across Financial Services, Government/Public Sector, and Workforce platforms, having co-designed executive co-innovation programs with leadership at Visa, American Express, and Chase, as well as directing major public sector initiatives with British Telecom
Professional Background
Prior to his advisory and leadership work at Jobspeaker AI, Jarlath was a Senior Manager at Deloitte Consulting, where he served as Operational Director and PMO Lead for a landmark $2.4B public sector transformation program. Earlier, he held executive product and professional services roles at The Filter and Billeo Inc., leading enterprise B2B engagement strategies across clients like Warner Bros., Intel, and major global financial networks.
Education
Jarlath holds an M.S. in Management (Sloan Fellow) from London Business School and Computer Science from Technological University Dublin. He is also the inventor of a patent-pending AI agentic workflow framework for skills-based workforce mapping.
Furthermore
Jarlath actively designs and builds natural-language software applications (“vibecoding”) using frontier LLMs. He has lived and led technology teams across Dublin, London, and San Francisco, and enjoys spending time with his two teenage boys.