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Switching out of Data Strategy to Technical work

I work as a consultant at big 4. I got hired into the their AI & Data Analytics practice for the financial sector. I was brought in being told that I would be working on technical projects. However, my first project ended up being providing data strategy and architecture work.

I am now being further pushed into more data governance and product management work. These are areas that I have no interest in. And yet, I keep getting pushed into them. I don’t have a say since I’m still fairly new have to take what I get.

I want to know if I can eventually make a switch to a company else where in the next 6-12 months doing more technical work? Like actually building and validating models. Pushing them into production. I don’t have such exposure through work any way but I have been doing analytical work for a long time now. I’m not up to date with the new AI and AI agent stuff but I understand the theory well and have played around in sandboxes with them.

I would greatly appreciate any advice on how to best position myself for a pivot and if something like this can be done. I don’t want to become a data governance type of a person.

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