Lead Blockchain & AI Engineering Manager (Hybrid)

EY; New York (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model (40–60% onsite)

Flexible vacation policy

Job summary

EY in New York seeks a Manager for FSO, Tech Consulting in FinTech, focusing on blockchain and AI engineering. The role leads agile teams, defines technical direction, and guides clients through blockchain deployments while driving billable scope.

The ideal candidate has deep cloud-native experience, API design, and a track record of building scalable enterprise solutions. Travel to client sites is required and collaboration with advisory functions is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree with 4–6 years of relevant experience.
• 5+ years professional engineering; 3+ years people management.
• Experience designing RESTful and GraphQL APIs.
• Experience building cloud-native/microservices architectures.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; travel willingness.

Responsibilities

• Lead agile teams of engineers on blockchain projects.
• Grow the team and develop leaders.
• Establish and drive software engineering best practices across the team.
• Collaborate on product direction as technical lead for blockchain solutions.
• Educate clients on blockchain tech and evaluate use cases.
• Support business development as a technical resource with Advisory/Assurance/Tax teams.
• Ensure billability through external client work and manage delivery.

Skills

RESTful APIs

GraphQL APIs

Agile

SDLC

Communication

Travel

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

Terraform

Ansible

Job description

EY in New York seeks a Manager for FSO, Tech Consulting in FinTech, focusing on blockchain and AI engineering. The role leads agile teams, defines technical direction, and guides clients through blockchain deployments while driving billable scope.

The ideal candidate has deep cloud-native experience, API design, and a track record of building scalable enterprise solutions. Travel to client sites is required and collaboration with advisory functions is essential.