Overview
As Enterprise Operating Model Strategy Manager, you will advise boards and executive teams on transforming operating models to boost growth, productivity, and agility in a dynamic, AI-enabled environment. You will work within Accenture Strategy to design structural moves, governance, and work distribution across humans and AI. Expect a mix of qualitative insights and benchmarking to shape enterprise, value stream, and intelligence-driven design. This role offers exposure to global clients across industries and a clear path to impact at the highest levels. You will lead with a pragmatic, solution-oriented approach to turn strategy into execution.
Pay / Benefits
- Flexible working hours
- Hybrid working options
- Extensive education and training
- Opportunities for advancement
- Diversity and inclusion culture
Responsibilities
- Design and activate operating models translating strategy into execution across enterprise structure and governance
- Contribute to value stream, function, and team design enabling cross-functional execution with humans and AI
- Support the development of an intelligence and management layer for ongoing operating model evolution
- Advise boards and executive teams on transformation programs to improve performance and agility
- Lead qualitative organizational discussions while supporting benchmarking and quantitative analyses
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams across industries and regions
Key requirements
- Above-average university degree in economics, psychology, STEM or comparable field (MBA/doctorate advantageous)
- Experience in consulting or equivalent professional services
- Structured, conceptual thinking and solution-oriented approach
- Resilience under complexity with a motivational leadership style
- Attention to detail with a balance of vision and pragmatism
- Interest in technology topics and digital solutions
- Structured thinking
- Solution-oriented mindset
- Resilience under pressure
- AI-enabled insights
- Governance and design of operating models
- Benchmarking and quantitative analysis
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