Senior Financial Analyst, Technology Finance

Own the finance partnership for the technology organization — Product, Engineering, Security, and IT. You partner directly with the CPO, CTO, and CISO to turn technology investment into disciplined, ROI-based decisions: building build‑vs‑buy business cases, driving cost optimization, informing roadmap prioritization, and assessing headcount efficiency. This is a hands‑on analytical role for someone equally at home in a financial model and in a product or engineering planning review.

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
• 4+ years in FP&A, corporate finance, or a comparable analytical role; technology, R&D, or product finance a plus.
• Strong financial modeling and Excel skills; proven ability to build business cases (TCO, NPV, payback, sensitivity analysis).
• General understanding of software cost capitalization (ASC 350-40 / 985-20) and opex vs. capex treatment.
• Ability to translate technical roadmaps and infrastructure decisions into financial terms — and to partner with senior technical leaders and challenge them constructively.
• Familiarity with cloud cost management (AWS / Azure / GCP billing), vendor management, and BI tools.
• Clear, concise communication; able to turn analysis into a decision.
• A strong desire to leverage AI tools to automate repeatable tasks, professionalize reporting, and focus on meaningful insights.

• Build vs. buy business cases — build and own the financial models comparing in-house build against third-party / SaaS alternatives — total cost of ownership, payback, NPV, and sensitivity — to inform CPO, CTO, and CISO decisions.
• Cost optimization — identify and quantify savings across cloud / infrastructure, vendor / SaaS, and tooling spend; set targets and track realization.
• Roadmap prioritization — partner with Product and Engineering to attach cost, ROI, and resourcing to roadmap initiatives so investment follows value. This will be in close partnership with the GTM FP&A leader and GTM function
• Headcount efficiency — plan and monitor technology headcount and contractor spend; analyze productivity, span and layers, and build‑vs‑contract trade-offs.
• Opex & capex — own the operating and capital expense forecast for Product, Engineering, Security, and IT, including capitalized software (with Accounting).
• Cloud & infrastructure — model and forecast cloud / hosting cost; partner with Engineering on unit-cost and efficiency metrics.
• Vendor & SaaS — maintain the technology vendor and SaaS portfolio; support rationalization, renewals, and negotiations with data.
• Reporting — deliver the monthly technology variance and commentary into the close cycle; own the tech-finance inputs and slides for leadership reviews.
• Perform other ad hoc analysis / duties as assigned.