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Senior Manager, Forward Deployed Engineering – Tax & Audit

Thomson ReutersBrooklyn, NY / New York, NY / Toronto / Ann Arbor / Frisco / Chicago / Eagan (Hybrid)Full-timeForward Deployed Engineering – Tax & Audit$118,400 – $219,800 USD base (US; up to $136K – $253K in NYC/SF-area offices); CAD 140,600 – 190,600 (Ontario)Posted Today

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Lead the engineering team delivering production AI solutions for public accounting firms and corporate tax departments at Thomson Reuters. You will hire and develop senior technical talent, build the right team for each client engagement, and oversee delivery from rapid prototypes to complex, multi-month AI implementations. This role combines engineering people leadership, client delivery ownership and deep technical judgment in production AI , with accountability for team capacity, solution quality and client outcomes. Key Responsibilities Build, lead and develop a senior engineering team of engagement leads, AI engineers and integration engineers, owning hiring, coaching, performance management and career development. Own staffing, capacity planning and delivery forecasting across client engagements, matching skills and availability to demand, maintaining capacity for pre-sales prototypes and addressing resource gaps before they affect delivery. Provide technical leadership for production AI solutions , reviewing architecture, scope, estimates and operating costs across retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), AI agents, tool integrations and prompt and context engineering. Set standards for AI quality, evaluation and risk controls , including reference datasets, expert review, regression testing, accuracy thresholds and safeguards appropriate for regulated tax and audit work. Own delivery health and client outcomes across engagements, managing scope, risk, quality and client satisfaction while serving as the escalation point for clients and internal teams.

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