Value Strategy Architect for AI-Driven Transformation

Accenture; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 87,000 - 253,000; Full time

Job summary

Accenture's Life Sciences Reinventive Enterprise practice seeks a Value Architect to design and own financial models, value cases, and AI impact quantification across transformations. Embedded in engagements, they map opportunities to measurable business outcomes and report value realization.

You will build models, track outcomes, support executive communications, and apply Wharton and Accenture roadmaps to size improvements in speed, capacity, and decision quality.

Qualifications

• Five+ years of experience in financial modeling and value analysis.
• Experience creating and presenting DCF, NPV, sensitivity, and scenario models.
• Ability to quantify business impact of technology investments.
• Strong data literacy and ability to craft executive narratives.
• Experience collaborating across consultants, technologists and change practitioners.

Responsibilities

• Define value KPIs for transformation programs and apply process standards.
• Build outcome mappings for reinvention initiatives with quantified results.
• Develop and maintain financial models including investment and risk.
• Produce value realization reports and flag early delivery signals.
• Prepare C-suite and Board-level materials translating analysis into narrative.
• Apply Wharton economic value model and Accenture roadmap to size opportunities.

Skills

Financial modeling

DCF/NPV analysis

Executive communication

Data literacy

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

MBA or advanced degree in finance

Tools

Tableau

Power BI

Job description

Accenture's Life Sciences Reinventive Enterprise practice seeks a Value Architect to design and own financial models, value cases, and AI impact quantification across transformations. Embedded in engagements, they map opportunities to measurable business outcomes and report value realization.

You will build models, track outcomes, support executive communications, and apply Wharton and Accenture roadmaps to size improvements in speed, capacity, and decision quality.