Help transform tax with AI by joining our Tax AI development team as a Product Analyst. At Deloitte.
As a Product Analyst, Tax AI, you translate tax business needs into clear requirements and practical AI-enabled solutions. You will:
collaborate with solution architects, delivery teams and scrum teams to ensure alignment from concept to implementation
Naturally analytical and collaborative, you effectively communicate complex ideas and analyses and you have an eye for detail. You have the following qualifications for the position of Business Analyst, Tax AI:
an interest in AI, GenAI, automation or digital transformation, preferably within tax, finance or professional services.
In this role, you help shape how AI and automation can improve the future of tax. You connect business strategy with practical delivery by turning complex tax challenges into clear requirements, prioritised roadmaps and solutions that create measurable value.
Your work will help streamline tax processes, improve insights, reduce manual effort and support better decision-making for clients and teams. By working closely with stakeholders across business and technology, you will contribute to solutions that are feasible, scalable and aligned with real business needs.
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