Enterprise AI Architecture Manager / Senior Manager
accentureRaleigh (NC)
Enterprise AI Architecture Manager / Senior Manager
Posted today
accentureRaleigh (NC)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As an AI-native architecture leader, you own the design of enterprise AI foundations and guide multi-agent systems from the CTO’s office. You spearhead the engineering team on engagements, shape architectural patterns, and influence methodology across projects. You connect technical vision with business value while navigating client needs and industry standards. This role combines hands-on architecture with strategic leadership to drive AI-driven transformation at scale. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities:
Own the architecture for a single engagement as design authority on the AI-native foundation Serve as primary technical contact for the client's architecture group Lead the engineering team building the AI-native solution Shape methodology and reference patterns across engagements Potentially manage a portfolio of engagements and evolve architectural viewpoints Travel may be required (0–100% depending on business needs)
Key requirements:
Min 5 years' hands-on experience building enterprise systems 1–2 years working with AI/LLM systems in production or production-like contexts 2 years designing AI-native or AI-adjacent architectures (event-driven, distributed, or data-intensive) 3 years leading an engineering team (including 1 year managing AI development) 1 year translating AI capabilities into business value for executives 4 years of experience in agile engineering or consulting teams Bachelor's degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years) work experience Strong communication with executive audiences Leadership and people management Cross-functional collaboration AI/LLM systems in production AI-native or AI-adjacent architecture design Event-driven, distributed, data-intensive architectures
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