Full-Time

AI, Analytics & Insights Transformation Lead

Applied AI and Analytics

Ernst & Young

Ernst & Young

5,001-10,000 employees

Global professional services: consulting, assurance, tax

No salary listed

Gurugram, Haryana, India

In Person

Category
Engineering Management (1)
Required Skills
LLM
MLOps
Microsoft Azure
Data Visualization
Data Science
Git
Product Management
Machine Learning
Data Engineering
RAG
Cybersecurity
Observability
Data Governance
DevOps
Databricks
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • At least 15 years of professional experience, including substantial leadership experience across artificial intelligence, analytics, digital transformation, insights, strategy, product, or technology-enabled business change.
  • Experience leading complex, enterprise-scale transformation programs across multiple functions, geographies, or business groups and converting strategic vision into an executable roadmap and operating model.
  • Strong understanding of artificial intelligence, machine learning, generative artificial intelligence, and applied analytics, with experience building and scaling production-grade artificial intelligence, analytics, insight, or decision-support products in enterprise environments.
  • Experience leading portfolios with responsibility for prioritization, investment, governance, adoption, lifecycle management, and measurable value realization.
  • Strong understanding of large language model-enabled solutions, retrieval-augmented generation, artificial intelligence agents, agentic workflows, enterprise knowledge systems, and human-in-the-loop models.
  • Strong understanding of modern cloud artificial intelligence and data ecosystems, particularly Microsoft Azure, Azure AI services, Azure Machine Learning, Azure OpenAI Service, Databricks, and scalable data architectures.
  • Working knowledge of MLOps, LLMOps, DevOps, continuous integration and continuous delivery, model monitoring, observability, Git-based development workflows, and production lifecycle management.
  • Strong expertise in predictive modeling, statistical analysis, and machine learning methods, with judgment to select techniques appropriate to the research or business question.
  • Exceptional executive communication, storytelling, and stakeholder-management skills, including the ability to explain complex technical concepts in clear business language, build investment cases, and influence senior global stakeholders.
  • Strong understanding of responsible artificial intelligence, privacy, intellectual property, data governance, provenance, licensing, security, human oversight, transparency, and explainability in enterprise delivery.
  • Ability to lead complex initiatives from strategy and experimentation through production, scale, and value realization.
  • Ability to articulate a vision for artificial-intelligence-powered insights and translate it into prioritized products, operating models, and investment choices.
  • Executive presence and strategic influence across a complex, globally distributed organization.
  • Understanding of the intersection of research, insights, analytics, products, technology, and commercial decision-making.
  • Track record of building multidisciplinary teams and sustainable delivery capabilities.
Responsibilities
  • Shape and communicate the long-term artificial intelligence and analytics strategy for EY Global Insights in partnership with senior leadership.
  • Identify opportunities to leverage generative artificial intelligence, large language models, artificial intelligence agents, agentic workflows, advanced analytics, and decision intelligence across research, knowledge discovery, insight generation, and decision support.
  • Define where artificial intelligence should automate work, augment human judgment, or defer to human-led expertise.
  • Develop a prioritized transformation roadmap and target operating model aligned with people, process, data, technology, governance, and adoption requirements.
  • Define how Global Insights products and capabilities integrate with EY’s enterprise artificial intelligence, data, and knowledge platforms, and represent the transformation agenda in senior leadership and governance forums.
  • Own delivery and lifecycle management of a portfolio of artificial intelligence and analytics products, including product strategy, roadmap, prioritization, investment choices, release cadence, adoption, and value realization.
  • Lead development of artificial-intelligence-powered capabilities for account intelligence, sector intelligence, market sensing, competitive intelligence, research synthesis, thought leadership, and decision support.
  • Ensure product development begins with a defined business problem, user need, and value hypothesis.
  • Evaluate large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, knowledge graphs, artificial intelligence agents, predictive analytics, and other techniques, including build, buy, partner, and enterprise-platform options.
  • Establish portfolio governance and performance measures for scaling, redesigning, integrating, or retiring capabilities.
  • Define production and lifecycle standards for artificial intelligence and analytics products, including development, validation, deployment, monitoring, observability, documentation, and continuous improvement.
  • Ensure solutions leverage Microsoft Azure, Azure AI services, Azure Machine Learning, Azure OpenAI Service, Databricks, and related technologies.
  • Partner with enterprise architecture, data, cybersecurity, privacy, legal, risk, and responsible artificial intelligence teams to ensure solutions are scalable, interoperable, resilient, secure, and aligned with EY standards.
  • Establish principles for data sourcing, provenance, quality, lineage, licensing, access, traceability, responsible use, and human review of artificial-intelligence-generated outputs.
  • Promote Git-based collaboration, code review, continuous integration and continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, and reusable delivery patterns.
  • Identify opportunities to apply artificial intelligence, data science, and statistical methods to mixed-methods research programs.
  • Advise on statistical analysis, machine learning, network analysis, natural language processing, simulation, and related methods aligned with research questions.
  • Lead or oversee modeling and analysis with rigorous, transparent, explainable methods and appropriate quality controls, source validation, and traceability.
  • Support interpretation of complex findings for business and executive audiences and connect analytical evidence to strategic narratives and decision-making implications.
  • Identify opportunities to create differentiated intellectual property, proprietary indices, market signals, benchmarks, interactive research experiences, and decision-support tools.
  • Build and lead a multidisciplinary artificial intelligence and applied analytics team, defining team structure, capability requirements, hiring priorities, sourcing strategy, and technical leadership needs.
  • Contribute directly to the most complex initiatives while guiding delivery across artificial intelligence product management, data science, data engineering, analytics, and visualization.
  • Develop senior team members who can independently lead products, transformation workstreams, and stakeholder relationships.
  • Establish communities of practice and reusable capability frameworks.
  • Lead change-management and adoption efforts so artificial-intelligence-enabled products and workflows become embedded in research and insight-development processes.
  • Foster a culture of innovation, experimentation, accountability, intellectual rigor, and continuous learning, with teams measured on user value and outcomes as well as technical delivery.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working with researchers, analysts, economists, sector specialists, or thought-leadership teams.
  • Understanding of quantitative and qualitative research methods.

EY (Ernst & Young) provides professional services at a global scale, offering consulting, assurance, tax, and transaction advisory services. It serves clients across industries such as technology, media, real estate, hospitality, and construction. Instead of selling a single product, EY works with clients through tailored engagements where cross-disciplinary teams analyze challenges, design strategies, perform audits, help with tax planning, and assist with mergers or divestitures. What sets EY apart is its worldwide reach and integrated service model, industry-specific expertise, and focus on responsible business practices like sustainability, cybersecurity, and workforce flexibility. EY’s goal is to help organizations improve performance, manage risk, and achieve sustainable growth while building a better working world.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Founded

1991

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What believers are saying

  • EY's January 2026 acquisitions of couniq and Qiado expand public-sector and FAAS consulting.
  • EY's April 2026 agentic AI rollout strengthens audit quality and client delivery speed.
  • EY's Microsoft alliance and AI assurance services attract transformation work from regulated enterprises.

What critics are saying

  • EY paid £105.5 million over NMC Health in 2026, signaling recurring audit liability exposure.
  • KPMG, Deloitte, and PwC relentlessly poach EY partners after the failed 2021 split.
  • Agentic AI standardizes audit workflows by 2028, compressing billable hours and weakening junior leverage.

What makes Ernst & Young unique

  • EY Canvas embeds agentic AI across 160,000 audits with Microsoft Azure, Foundry, and Fabric.
  • EY-Parthenon ties consulting, assurance, tax, and transactions into one global client platform.
  • EY's sector teams, especially banking and capital markets, deepen specialization across regulated industries.

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