Technology Account Services Lead - Energy
accentureDetroit (MI)
Technology Account Services Lead - Energy
Posted today
accentureDetroit (MI)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you lead energy-focused transformation, aligning business and technology to modernize operations and data ecosystems. You will guide enterprise data modernization, governance, and AI-enabled initiatives across Upstream, Midstream, Downstream, and Low Carbon. You’ll define cloud and platform roadmaps, drive cross-functional transformations, and cultivate executive relationships to win high-value opportunities. This position offers a chance to shape digital energy strategies at scale within a global, AI-enabled organization. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities:
Advise energy clients on end-to-end operational and enterprise challenges; shape digital operating models Lead data modernization programs, governance, and architecture (e.g., cloud, OSDU) Define solution architectures and roadmaps for cloud, application modernization, and platform engineering Deploy AI-driven automation and cross-platform integrations to improve efficiency Cultivate executive client relationships and lead business development for high-value pursuits
Key requirements:
12+ years in Oil & Gas/Energy industry 10+ years in strategic advisory role across upstream, midstream, downstream domains (Subsurface, Wells & Drilling, Production Operations, Reservoir & Asset Management, Energy Data Management, Capital Projects, HSE) 10+ years mentoring global delivery teams on large-scale transformations 10+ years of business development, strategy pursuits, and executive-level solutioning Bachelor's degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years of work experience) Executive stakeholder management Leadership of cross-functional teams Business development and client relationship management Cloud strategy and implementation Enterprise data platforms and governance OSDU data platform experience
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