Senior Manager - Tax Transformation and Technology - Financial Services - London
EY
- Location
- London, GB, E14 5EY
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
About this role
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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 Technology and Transformation (TTT) business is a rapidly growing team of technology, data science, business transformation and tax professionals that help financial services organisations to redefine their tax operations and functions, driving transformation for the digital age. We are expanding our team of tax technologists within the UK Financial Services TTT business to reflect the growing demand for tax technology related change and transformation projects across our client portfolio. The role will focus on enabling our clients to transform their business processes across a range of tax domains (including direct, indirect and product tax) through the effective use of tax technologies, data strategies and automation capabilities. In doing so you will be supporting the delivery of Tax engagements to some of the largest global institutions across the Financial Services industry (including many FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 organisations). Your key responsibilities
Lead the design and delivery of large-scale Tax Technology and Transformation programmes across Financial Services clients, including direct tax, indirect tax, tax provisioning, BEPS/Pillar 2 and tax data transformation initiatives. Act as the engagement lead for complex technology implementations, overseeing solution strategy, architecture, delivery governance, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. Provide deep subject matter expertise on leading tax technology platforms and tax operating model transformation, including vendor evaluations, solution selection, implementation, and optimisation. Serve as a trusted advisor to Heads of Tax, CFOs, Finance Transformation and Technology leaders on tax transformation strategy, technology roadmaps, and future-state operating models. Lead multi-disciplinary teams of tax, technology, and data professionals, providing coaching, technical oversight, and quality assurance across engagements. Drive business development activity including originating opportunities, leading RFP responses, developing business cases, managing proposals, and supporting go-to-market initiatives. Build and maintain strong relationships across the tax technology ecosystem, including software vendors, alliance partners, and key market stakeholders. Support the continued growth of the UK Financial Services TTT practice through team development, recruitment, proposition development and thought leadership. Ensure delivery excellence across all engagements, balancing technical quality, commercial outcomes, and client value.
Skills and attributes for success What we look for
Proven experience leading large-scale Tax Technology implementations and transformation programmes, including direct tax, indirect tax, tax provisioning, and tax data management solutions. Strong understanding of Financial Services tax operations, regulatory requirements and operating models across banking, insurance, asset management, and capital markets. Deep experience delivering complex technology-enabled transformation programmes, managing multiple workstreams, stakeholders, budgets, and delivery teams. Ability to define solution architectures and translate tax, data, and process requirements into practical technology-enabled solutions.