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Senior Manager – AI & Tax Technology Transformation | Financial Services
I’m working with a leading global professional services firm that is significantly expanding its Tax Technology & Transformation team within Financial Services. The team works with major banks, insurers and asset managers on large-scale tax transformation programmes, combining consulting, technology, data and increasingly Generative & Agentic AI.
They’re looking for a Senior Manager who can operate at the intersection of consulting, technology and tax — leading client engagements, shaping solutions and helping grow the proposition.
The role
You’ll be responsible for:
- Leading end-to-end AI & data transformation engagements
- Acting as a senior client lead and trusted adviser
- Working directly with senior Tax stakeholders and translating complex technology into business outcomes
- Shaping AI-enabled tax solutions, including GenAI, agentic workflows, data and automation
- Leading and developing multidisciplinary teams
- Supporting proposals, propositions and wider business development
- Helping shape the firm's growing Agentic Tax proposition
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What they're looking for
The key requirement is strong consulting experience combined with credible AI/data technology experience.
Ideally you'll have experience across:
- Generative AI / LLMs / Agentic AI
- Python and data science
- Agentic frameworks such as LangChain, LangGraph, AutoGen or Semantic Kernel
- Data platforms such as Databricks
- Designing and implementing AI/data solutions
- Senior stakeholder and client management
- Leading proposals and client presentations
- Managing and developing technical/consulting teams


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Financial services tax experience is highly desirable but not essential — the key is being able to operate confidently with senior clients, understand complex business problems and lead teams through transformation.
The team is growing significantly, with major multi-year engagements alongside smaller technology implementations, so there is plenty of opportunity to develop the proposition and progress.
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