EY
Junior Solutions Architect, Tax Transformation Office, London

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The opportunity
EY Tax is a market leader, renowned for delivering sustainable growth and empowering our people to shape their own careers. Our diverse, collaborative team advises on high-profile transactions, combining technical expertise, innovation and a genuine focus on continuous development. Join us to work on challenging, multi-country projects in a supportive, dynamic environment where your impact truly matters.
EY’s UK Financial Services Tax (UKFS) is expanding its Transformation Office to accelerate the adoption of AI and technology across all Tax sub-service lines (SSLs). This role will be pivotal in driving strategic initiatives, managing AI enablement, and supporting innovation across our Tax practice.
As a Solution Architect, you will design and deliver cloud‑native and AI‑enabled solutions that modernise tax processes and scale innovation across the firm. You’ll partner with business stakeholders, product managers, business analysts and programme managers to translate complex needs into robust solution leveraging GenAI and ML where it creates measurable value.
Your key responsibilities
- Define end‑to‑end cloud‑native architectures; ensure scalability, security, reliability, and cost effectiveness.
- Design and implement AI agents and multi‑agent systems; using agent orchestration frameworks such as LangGraph, Semantic Kernal (or similar); establish standards for agent lifecycle, observability, governance, and safety.
- Provide technical direction across solution design, coding standards, DevOps and CI/CD; contribute hands‑on development when needed.
- Architect patterns and guardrails for Power Apps/Automate/BI; integrate with Azure services, data sources and enterprise controls.
- Work directly with business stakeholders to shape requirements, roadmaps and success measures; proactively manage risks, trade‑offs and delivery plans.
- Produce high‑quality architecture artefacts (views, decisions, runbooks); curate reusable patterns and reference implementations across service lines.
- Guide non‑functional testing (performance, resilience, security); implement monitoring/observability; drive continuous improvement post‑go‑live.
- Collaborate with product managers, BAs, programme managers and engineering teams and citizen developers.
- Provide clear, timely updates to leadership on progress, risks, dependencies and opportunities.
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Skills and attributes for success
What we look for
- Strong experience with Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, and cloud‑native architecture.
- Proficiency in one of Python,.NET, or Java.
- Proficiency in one of the database systems.
- Practical experience applying GenAI/LLM capabilities and machine learning.
- Experience building AI agents and multi‑agent systems; orchestration using LangGraph or similar frameworks.
- Experience with Microsoft Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI) is beneficial.
- API design, messaging, event streaming; data pipelines, vector stores/embeddings; security (identity, secrets, role‑based access).
- CI/CD, infrastructure‑as‑code, automated testing, observability, and reliability engineering.
- Strong experience in business stakeholder management.
- Proven track record managing multiple concurrent projects and priorities.
- Comfortable working with product managers, BAs, programme managers and business stakeholders; excellent communication and documentation skills.
- Curiosity, pragmatism, and a bias for measurable impact.


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- Knowledge of UK tax data/processes and common source systems.
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