Finance Manager, AWS Services Finance FP&A

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking a Finance Manager to join the AWS Services FP&A team. The successful candidate will provide cross functional support across multiple teams and initiatives, developing key financial models and insights required by senior leadership to inform long-term strategic decisions regarding Services revenue. This role will help drive better visibility and insight into the success and efficiency of all Service businesses and be responsible for owning the AWS Services revenue processes, working with teams to reduce complexity and drive systemic automation and creating new tools and mechanisms that lead to more informed decision making from Services.

The Finance Manager position on this team is a high visibility, high breadth, and inclusive role that works very closely with AWS services finance teams, various AWS FP&A teams, Services finance teams, and the FinTech organization to provide insights to the AWS Services CEO, CFO and Services Finance leads.

We are looking for a consummate Finance leader to work collaboratively with various finance, business and tech partners, be comfortable in a fast-paced, highly ambiguous, results-oriented environment, influence the decisions of business and financial leadership through verbal and written communication, and have high standards for accuracy, logical reasoning skills, and strategic thinking.

Key job responsibilities
- Be the key finance partner for Services revenues supporting 200+ AWS Service business unit teams across AWS
- Own AWS Server revenues workstreams, along with being able to convey the overall AWS story to business and finance leadership
- Manage critical revenue processes, such as monthly/quarterly financial reviews (MFRs), quarterly forecasts and planning cycles (short-term- and long-term)
- Think on behalf of all AWS Service finance teams to invent and simplify planning and reporting processes
- Proactively communicate across the AWS Service finance teams to coordinate a complex and interconnected series of deliverables