Job Description
Join Nexus Innovations Inc. at the forefront of tomorrow's transformation. We're seeking a visionary 2026 Strategic Futurist to architect our next-generation roadmap and drive exponential innovation. This pivotal role demands a forward-thinking leader who can decode emerging trends, align organizational strategy with future paradigms, and catalyze breakthrough technologies that will redefine industries by 2026.
As a cornerstone of our executive leadership team, you'll leverage cutting-edge foresight methodologies to shape product roadmaps, identify disruptive opportunities, and ensure our competitive dominance in an accelerating technological landscape. You'll collaborate with quantum computing specialists, AI ethicists, and biotech innovators to build a future-ready enterprise.
Responsibilities
- Lead horizon scanning and trend analysis to identify transformative technologies and market shifts impacting 2026
- Develop strategic foresight frameworks to guide product innovation and R&D priorities
- Champion cross-functional initiatives integrating quantum computing, AI, and biotech convergence
- Present future scenario analyses to C-suite and board members with actionable strategic recommendations
- Build and lead an innovation incubator focusing on 2026-ready solutions
- Author thought leadership publications on emerging tech paradigms
- Partner with venture capital teams to identify and acquire disruptive startups
Qualifications
- 10+ years in strategic planning, innovation management, or futurist roles within tech/biotech
- Proven expertise in emerging technologies: quantum computing, generative AI, synthetic biology
- Advanced degree in Futures Studies, Systems Engineering, or related field (PhD preferred)
- Published thought leadership on 2026+ technology trends (white papers, TED talks)
- Experience building and leading cross-functional innovation teams
- Certification in strategic foresight methodologies (e.g., WFS, CSFI)
- Deep network within Silicon Valley's R&D and venture capital ecosystems