Lead AI Architect: Universal Agent Control
eyTampa (FL)
Lead AI Architect: Universal Agent Control
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eyTampa (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
EY is hiring an experienced Lead AI Software Architect to lead a team of domain experts in designing and implementing AI Agent Control across enterprise systems. You will shape architectures, tooling, and post-training environments to enable scalable, secure, and observable agentic solutions. The role demands deep experience with multi-agent control, identity/authentication, observability, and frontier-model innovation, with hands-on development and cross-functional leadership in a fast-paced
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