GenAI Solution Architect, Global Tax Services
Posted 4 days ago
amazoncom servicesSeattle (WA)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Amazon's Global Tax department is scaling how it builds with AI, and it is standing up its architecture practice for the first time.The role combines solution design and specification authorship for new builds. You will design AI solutions alongside product managers in Tax teams, from discovery through handover to the engineering team that builds and operates them, and author the solution specifications Tax builders work to within the program's governance framework. This is an individual contributor role for an architect who wants to stay deep in the design work: retrieval, evaluation, agentic workflows, and the patterns that make each build faster than the last.You will work in close partnership with the tax professionals whose problems you are designing for. The best designs in this space come from sitting with the customer, so the role carries an expectation of regular direct contact with the teams you serve, wherever they sit. Tax operates globally, and so does this roleKey job responsibilities
- Lead technical discovery and solution design for value-creation initiatives across Tax, defining scalable architectures that align business goals with technical and controllership constraints.
- Design agentic workflows for tax processes, including task-level agent responsibilities, human-in-the-loop and escalation models, and agent performance monitoring and evaluation
- Author and maintain the solution specification library defining what Tax-built AI solutions must do across research quality, reasoning auditability, evaluation coverage, privileged data handling, and security, within the program's governance framework and complementing the engineering standards owned by the central engineering function.
- Facilitate technical discovery sessions, architecture workshops, and proof-of-concept activities with tax subject-matter experts.
- Present solution designs and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences, adapting communication style accordingly.About the team
The Tax GenAI Program is the single-threaded team for AI across Amazon's Global Tax department. The program owns the department's AI strategy end to end, from product and architecture through governance and controllership.The program is focused on value creation: cross-cutting products, AI-first workflow redesign, and automation of manual processes, delivered through product managers embedded in Tax teams and a central engineering and governance function. This role sits between the two, turning validated problems into buildable designs.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS- 8+ years of specific technology domain areas (e.g. software development, cloud computing, systems engineering, infrastructure, security, networking, data & analytics) experience
- 3+ years of design, implementation, or consulting in applications and infrastructures experience
- Experience communicating across technical and non-technical audiences, including executive level stakeholders or clients
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS- 5+ years of infrastructure architecture, database architecture and networking experience
- Experience working with end user or developer communitiesAmazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status.Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers.
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